Learn more about what your credit score means to you, why it is important and how it affects your borrowing potential in the future
About this event
The aim of the Financial Capability Project is to empower ethnic minority (EM) communities across Scotland to become more confident and better informed about the financial choices and decisions they make to help improve their resilience for the future.
This is one of the 12 interactive workshops we will be delivering this year. These workshops will be targeting EM men/women/young adults and the wider EM communities who might be struggling to manage their money on a daily basis.
Credit Scores and Borrowing interactive workshop gives you a brief overview to know your score, how to improve it and how it can affect you in the future.
Chloe Caulfield , Barclays Money Mentor will be delivering this interactive workshop
How is your score ?
This workshop will give you a starting point to think about what you need to do to get the most out of your money and finances.
By the end of the session, you will :
- Know your credit score and how to improve it
- How your score can affect your future
- Hints and tips to improve your score
- Understand what it means to borrow from your bank and your obligations
The Financial Capability Programme also offers one to one support to help you on your journey to achieve your financial goals
To find out more about the Financial Inclusion Programme workshops or One to One support please click here or contact Helen McCabe, Financial Capability Officer on helen.mccabe@cemvoscotland.org.uk