6 Signs Your Credit Health Needs a Check-Up
If your life sounds like this, it’s time to begin some credit-repairing treatments.
If your life sounds like this, it’s time to begin some credit-repairing treatments.
Good news: Those negative marks on your credit report aren’t a life sentence.
New research shows that each kid can bring down your credit score by almost 10 points.
From March 17 through April 6, a “coding error hurt millions” of Americans’ credit scores.
Now that you’ve earned an excellent credit rating, here’s how to cash in on your good reputation.
The federal government sues TransUnion for deceptive marketing that could lead consumers to pay for something that’s free – your credit reports.
Your debit card may be convenient, but paying with it isn’t always a smart move.
A nonprofit credit counseling agency can help you pay off debt and manage money better.
Your credit score and information on your credit report matters to more people than you think.
The period after a divorce isn’t just a time for emotional recovery – it’s a time for financial recovery, too.
Get the most from your credit card by steering clear of these common credit card missteps.
You can establish a credit history sooner than you think with these credit-building methods.
Not everything that comes with a good credit score is obvious.
Your credit score can make your life easy or hard, so pay attention.
If you see these signs appearing on the credit horizon, you could be close to a higher credit score.
Filing bankruptcy doesn’t have to hold you back from rebuilding your credit.
Even if you have good credit, approval of your credit card or loan app isn’t always a sure bet.
Red flags on a pre-employment credit check can scare away the employer of your dreams.
Your credit history matters to more than just banks and credit card companies.
Should you take this step to keep fraudsters from getting loans and credit cards in your name?
Rejection stings, but you can use the denial to help improve your credit.
An unsecured line of credit could help you get by in a pinch without placing your home at risk.
Just because one creditor didn’t find you creditworthy doesn’t mean you should give up.
Looking to improve your credit score? Focusing on these key factors may do the trick.
Made some money blunders in your youth? Here’s how to fix them now.
Want to start receiving higher credit limits on your credit cards? Try adjusting these factors.
Consumers can hit annoying snags when trying to order a free copy of their credit report.
These red flags of a lowered credit score could mean it’s time to take a look at your credit.
It all depends on how you use credit and what makes sense for your financial life.
Experian Boost will now reward you for watching Netflix. Expect others to follow.
FICO’s new index offers banks and lenders new insight into your financial resilience potential.
Did your credit scores drop for no apparent reason? Use these wise tips to boost your scores quickly so an unexpected credit score dip doesn’t hurt your finances.
The FTC and Equifax are settling a lawsuit regarding a data breach. Learn how to claim your free monitoring from the Equifax settlement.
I couldn’t get a credit card because I’m such a good person. But I figured a way around that.
People sign up for them without knowing what they are and pay for it later.
Thanks to the worst data breach ever, we all get an amazing new crime-fighting tool.
A missed payment is the No. 1 way to lose points on your credit score.
This spooky map looks at how long it takes to pay off the typical credit card debt in every state.
This month, Debt.com answers all your questions – in under a minute.