Young Americans have higher credit scores today than before Covid
Banking And Finance,Young People,Credit Rating
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Kelly Klein graduated from college with $100,000 in student loans that she feared would haunt her forever.
"I expected I'd never pay off my student debt," said Klein, who is 31 years old.
But flash forward 10 years and Klein is now debt-free, her retirement account is flush and her credit score is pristine...
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