Financial Education
One of the largest barriers to financial inclusion is a lack of financial education. Experian is changing that. Our partnerships and initiatives are dedicated to getting the proper tools, resources and information to underserved communities so that consumers can best understand and improve their financial health. Read about our financial education news below:
The benefits of financial education are clear — higher economic growth, lower poverty rates and greater consumer confidence. This is why we put education...
Serasa today launches a new service that allows Brazilian consumers to check their credit reports online for free. By visiting serasaconsumidor.com.br or by downloading...
Headlines bemoan the lack of personal finance being taught in our schools. Most students will graduate with little to no education on personal finance...
Small Business Saturday is just around the corner, and as it approaches there are a growing number of advertising campaigns encouraging consumers to forego...
I am part of a community that completely energizes me, makes me believe that there are good people in the world and that makes...
If we looked at current generations in a family structure, Baby Boomers are mom and dad, the Greatest Generation are grandma and grandpa, Generation...
Millennials, also known as Generation Y (ages 19-34) are now the largest segment of the U.S. population, and according to a recent Experian analysis,...
A recent study conducted by Experian showed that a majority of vacationers overspend their budgets and rely on credit cards to provide extra funds....
Confronted with a vast amount of incoming data, today’s digital marketers are facing an on-going battle to keep up. According to Experian Marketing Services’...