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Struggling with bad credit? How the Trump administration affects personal finances
You can take steps to better credit no matter who is in the White House.
Jerry has been writing about personal finance for over four years. He started writing about personal finance in 2017 to document his journey to get rid of thousands of dollars in credit card debt. Two years ago, he pivoted away from writing for his own blog to focus on writing for major publishers. He is a Plutus award nominee for best social media for personal finance and a Certified Financial Education Instructor.
You can take steps to better credit no matter who is in the White House.
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