Chevon K. PatrickThe Credit Game: Plays We Were Never Taught (The Credit Game Series)

This is a great book and it does cover the basics. I do not know a lot about credit so I was hoping for something new am not doing to elevate my game. I did learn about reporting my rents on Instagram but overall it appears am already on the right track. I may have to reread incase I missed any nuggets. Overall easy read and covers the basics.

Very easy read. A good reference for someone learning about how to manage finance. Hopefully people can read it before they get in too deep.

The credit game book is a must have for every single American citizen to have in their collection for this book explained in detail how to play the game and win! The author is successful entrepreneur and has a financial company that has actually helped people through economic hardship and gotten them back on track with their program. Best book of the year hands down.

This book is full of useful information for the reader to avoid the pitfalls of negative credit scores and gives suggestion to take advantage of the system to create generational wealth. The sports metaphors make the book easy to understand for those who are new to the world of credit and finance. I found the resources to obtain accurate credit scores useful and didn't know about the rent reporters site the author recommends to build positive credit through rent payments. The author even provides telephone scripts to help the reader increase their credit limit. This is a must read for anyone interested in improving their financial literacy.

This book was a suggested read. I think it will prove helpful in my disgusting to get me and my family back on our feet. Plan on purchasing the paperback so I have it on hand.

With all due respect to Pythagoras, why was I learning about his theorem when I should have been learning this?!Clear, concise delivery of the facts, making the complicated seem simple (because it is) and I was especially touched of how one woman plowed through the weeds and briars, took herself to an elevated position, and then turned right around and put this book together so that anyone coming behind her would not suffer from the same pitfalls.Well done, indeed!

This book is a good book and the author explains credit well.

It has a lot of good information on how to get out of debt while also building your credit history and bringing up your credit score. I would recommend this to anyone with no credit history and to someone who is rebuilding it after a fall. Looking forward to the next book on business credit.

Although this book is primarily aimed at people in the USA there is certainly a lot of information that will apply in other countries.Inside this book you will find information on why you may be refused credit, what you can do to rectify the situation and the resources to do this. It comprehensively covers the different types of credit available, how to avoid being penalised for applying for credit and the best times to apply.There are numerous references to credit agencies, banks and other financial institutions and how to find the best credit for your personal circumstances. There is also a useful section on how to use certain institutions to build your credit score and how to keep track of this score.If you don't have a credit history this book will show you how to get started.I could go on a lot more but I hope this is sufficient to get across the point that I think the small amount of money this book costs is a worthwhile investment in your future and I highly recommend getting it wherever in the world you live. Highly recommended.

This is a great book which is really easy to understand and follow.It explains how to make credit work for you, and with its help I'm hoping to improve my own credit rating.

Extremely useful tool to get you through the best ways of dealing with credit history.This might just help you getting through credit issues in the future.

Very well-written and easy to understand. It navigates credit in a different way from what we would normally look at it. AC

This is an excellent book that can help anyone who is looking for ways to improve or gain credit. The author does a good job of explaining what credit is, and provides a lot of quality tips for those who have made poor financial decisions in the past, as well as for those who are just starting out in the financial world. Easy to read and implement. Worth it for financial independence.