The Impact of Creditworthiness on Financial Well-Being, Anxiety,
Depression, Hopelessness, and Suicide
Dr. Cathie Katrina Hughes
Omega Graduate School
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ABSTRACT
Creditworthiness, defined by financial institutions’ credit scoring systems, classify people according to
categories of risk. Decision metrics and scorecard implementations are determinants that serve as a
financial gateway to access the most basic human needs for safety and wellbeing. For those with no credit
or credit scores less than excellent, escalating negative circumstances lead to adverse life events associated
with financial stress, widening socioeconomic disparities, and worsening biopsychosocial conditions. The
impact of creditworthiness on financial wellbeing and negative psychological constructs were explored
through quantitative research with a focus on improving these factors through a credit restoration
intervention
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