Founder Joshua Black, MPH, established Credit Orchard around a practical idea: people should be able to understand their financial records, ask better questions, document what happened, and see the limits of any product or strategy before paying for help.
His public-health training informs a systems-oriented commitment to plain language, prevention, and accessible education. The MPH is not presented as a credit, legal, or individualized financial-advice credential.
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