Hello everyone! My name is Jaisha Andrews, and I’m from Memphis, Tennessee. Follow me on FACEBOOK: Jaisha Andrews INSTAGRAM: jaiigoddess TIKTOK: jaiigoddess I’m a licensed REALTOR® in Tennessee and Mississippi (Tennessee License #382260), and I help individuals and families build wealth through homeownership, credit improvement, and financial education. Academically, I hold an Associate of Science degree and have continued my education in Biomedical Sciences while pursuing my bachelor’s degree in Medical Laboratory Science. My passion is combining science, financial literacy, and community service to create lasting generational change. I’m also the Founder and President of Fresh Start Kids Initiative, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, where we focus on youth development, financial literacy, education, community outreach, and helping families create stronger futures. In addition, I’m the owner of a credit consulting and business development company, where I help clients: - Improve and rebuild their credit profiles. - Prepare for homeownership and business funding. - Form LLCs and other business entities. - Obtain EINs from the IRS. - File Articles of Organization with the Secretary of State. - Build business credit. - Assist entrepreneurs with compliance and startup documentation. - Help trucking companies establish their operating authority and complete the business formation process. My current goal is to continue expanding my knowledge of personal and business funding strategies, connect with like-minded entrepreneurs, collaborate with other professionals, and learn advanced systems that will help me better serve my clients and community. Fun fact: I genuinely love helping people transform their lives. Whether it’s helping someone become a homeowner, rebuild their credit, launch a business, or simply believe in themselves again, that’s what motivates me every day. I’m excited to learn from everyone here, build meaningful relationships, share ideas, and contribute however I can. Looking forward to growing with all of you!

Credit utilization is the amount of your available credit that you are currently using. Example: Your credit card limit is $1,000. Your reported balance is $800. You are using 80% of your available credit. That high balance may hurt your score, even when you make every payment on time. Try to keep your total utilization below 30%. For stronger results, many people aim to report below 10%. Remember, your current balance and your reported balance may be different. Most card companies report around the statement closing date, not the payment due date. Today’s action step: Divide your balance by your limit. Example: $300 balance ÷ $1,000 limit = 30% utilization. Inside the paid community, members receive a step by step utilization plan and payment calendar. Comment your utilization percentage below.

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This is one of the biggest credit card mistakes people make. The payment due date tells you when your payment must be made. The statement closing date is usually when your card company prepares your monthly statement and may report your balance. You can pay your bill by the due date and still have a high balance reported to the credit bureaus. Example: Your card has a $1,000 limit. You spend $700 during the month. You pay it after the balance has already been reported. Your credit report may still show 70% utilization for that month. Today’s action step: Call your credit card company or check your statement to find your closing date. Put both dates in your calendar. Inside the paid community, we show members how to create a credit card payment schedule that is easy to follow. Comment DATES when you find both dates.