How To Get Your Kids a Good Credit Rating -- Or None At All (@NicholasPell @MainStr)

Good credit can go a long way, and it can make a huge difference towards your children's financial well-being if they have good credit established early on, especially if they end up in debt because of student loans. But how can you help them do it? Nicholas Pell at Main St. has the answer:

Full article at Main St.

"The average college debt is just shy of $30,000 at graduation. So when your kid graduates, the last thing he needs is more debt, bad credit and a heavier burden to carry. When your kids go out into "the real world," you're not going to be able to set them up for success in the same way you will before they make that leap. So what are some things you can do to help ensure the financial success of your children as it relates to credit and debt when they’re going out into the world?"

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