Tired of basic financial advice? Had enough of sifting through sometimes good (and often bad) tips on the internet? Well, we’ve got just the thing for you—Extra Credit, a new series that cuts the fluff out of financial advice and goes straight to the good stuff.

At Possible, it’s our mission to do things that benefit the financial health of those we serve. This April, for Financial Literacy Month, we're going beyond the basics on all things credit and personal finance.

You won’t find all that Budgeting 101 content you’ve seen recycled over and over again. Instead, you’ll get insider tips from Ellen Falbo, our Chief Credit Officer (also lovingly known as “Professor Falbo” around the Possible hallways), and Daynor Carman, Legal & Finance Expert. They have years of experience in the financial services and credit industries and can’t wait to share their knowledge with you. 

Throughout April, follow along here, on our YouTube channel (@possiblefinance) and on Instagram (@possiblefinance) for everything from a live Q&A with Ellen to the launch of a very special giveaway at the end of the month—plus brand-new videos, including:

• Myths, Debunked: We clear up credit myths and misconceptions once and for all.

• Expert Insights with Professor Falbo and Daynor Carman: Class is in session—tune in for Professor Falbo and Daynor Carman’s deep dive into little-known insights about the credit industry. 

• Credit Diaries: You’ll meet real customers and hear their stories about borrowing, interspersed with helpful advice from our experts.

• Office Hours Live Q&A, with Ellen: What questions do you have for our credit expert? We’re opening up the floor to you. Record your question on Vouch and you’ll be entered to win—we’ll be giving away $100 to 20 winners* when she answers the best questions at the end of the month.

  
  

Get ready to level up your financial knowledge—because Extra Credit is your fast track to smarter money moves. Whether you're looking to debunk common credit myths, gain expert insights or hear real stories from real people, we’ve got something for you. Check back here regularly and don’t miss your chance to ask Ellen your biggest questions about credit.