How this tech founder, an immigrant from Nigeria, is helping Americans save money and build credit

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How this tech founder, an immigrant from Nigeria, is helping Americans save money and build credit

According to a study by Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, one in 10 Americans does not have credit history. The research further claims that about 26 million American adults have no histories with national credit reporting agencies such as Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. Also, the study notes that an additional 19 million have credit reports that...

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