This post was sponsored by Lexington Law Firm. While researching the average credit score for Americans in their 20s, several notable facts were often presented. Perhaps not surprisingly, on average, younger consumers have lower credit scores. The average for Generation Z and trailing millennials is around 632--which is considered “poor credit.” This reality is somewhat expected because younger people likely haven’t had time to build credit. However, a lack of knowledge and solid examples causes many to miss credit-building opportunities. The “fix it later” mentality seems to run the show for those concerned with almost anything outside of personal finances. This post has been sponsored by Lexington Law Firm, but everything in this blog is based on my thoughts and opinions. Let's ...
