Bankers from various parts of the U.S. honored Get Smart About Credit Day earlier this week by reaching out to thousands of young adults across the country in an effort to increase awareness of good credit habits.
According to a recent report from the American Bankers Association (ABA), more than 3,300 bankers reached out to more than 122,000 young adults to educate the youth about topics such as managing credit cards to reading credit reports to budgeting.
One of the focuses of the Get Smart About Credit Day, which took place on October 20, was to debunk common myths and misunderstandings about credit, the ABA said.
“Through this program, bankers are providing roadmaps for young adults to embark on the journey to good credit,” Laura Fisher, executive director of the ABA Education Foundation, said in a statement. “Bu



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