


This book shines a light on the specific challenges that Black America faces with the credit system. It offers a detailed examination of the historical and systemic inequities that have led to a disparity in credit accessibility and financial power.

The book challenges readers to shift their mindset about credit, encouraging a proactive rather than reactive approach to financial health. It aims to transform how readers value credit and understand its impact on their lives.

This book not only benefits the individual reader but also supports the broader movement toward financial literacy and equity. It's a step towards changing the narrative and ensuring that more people are equipped to challenge and change the system.


Credit is a pillar of financial stability in today's world, yet not everyone has been given the same starting line. For Black America, the roots of disparity run deep, woven into the very fabric of our financial systems. This series aims to shed light on these systemic issues while providing knowledge and tools for empowerment.




"F’d Up My Credit is nothing short of truth. I’ve spent over 19 years in the financial industry from small lending to mortgage loan origination to education, and this book tells the absolute truth about it all. On top of that, I’ve experienced a lot of the financial abuse 1st hand and am still working towards becoming free of it. What I liked most was how he wrote it in a story format instead of just information only. I wanted to keep reading to find out what happened next. The title alone made me curious enough to get the book. Hesitate no longer. Get the book! It’s well worth it. Knowledge is power!"