Basic Credit Education and Repair (Financial Literacy Book 1)

Merriam-Webster Dictionary (Merriam-Webster Dictionary, 1828) reports the first time “credit” was used in the English-speaking world, in its current context, was in 1529. This point is interesting because this is also the first time it was reported the words: communicate, correspond, and corroborate were in used in current English-speaking contexts. Seeds of New World commerce and attitude were developing. While people have always traded and exchanged with one another, the idea is, people were beginning to expand their thinking. Credit was becoming an accepted “conceptual” thing. Also, thoughts about “fiat” were taking root. Read more