Throughout unit four of the Financial Literacy lesson,Credit Scores, I learned many things. To begin, I learned about the information that is put into a credit score. This information is, your bill-paying history, the number and type of accounts you have, your recent card activity, and whether or not you’ve had bankruptcy and other similar things. However, anything personal such as, your gender, race, salary, were you live or your age will not go into your credit score. it's good to maintain a high credit score, because if you don’t it can make something as simple as buying a house, very difficult. It may also make other basic parts of life difficult. For example, with a low credit score, starting a business, getting a job, and buying a car
