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Info Barrel, 12/08/09
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Credit Card Debt Falls in San Francisco
MSN Money, 12/09/09
San Francisco-based Credit Karma Inc., which tracks such things, said credit card debt rose 4 percent across the country from October to November, and 14 percent since June.
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The Motley Fool, 12/09/09
According to CreditKarma.com's November U.S. Consumer Credit Score Climate Report, among those who have credit cards, the average credit card debt increased 4% from October and has risen 14% since June.
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KTNV-LV (ABC) - Las Vegas, NV, 12/11/09
Credit Karma is mentioned on KTNV-LV's news broadcast!
Credit Karma Has Restored My Faith in the Free Credit Report World
Personal Finance Analyst, 12/12/09
The belief of Credit Karma is simple: "Consumers have a right to know this information with no charge or without the bait and switch of 30 days free followed by enrollment products with confusing opt out." For this I say a strong amen.
Know the Score
MarketWatch, 12/13/09
If you don't want to pay, the scores on free sites such as Credit Karma and Quizzle are a good general guide of where you stand...
Credit Score Increasing!
Confused by Personal Finance, 12/14/09
I love using Credit Karma to track my credit score. It's free, safe, and well...free!
Credit Karma - Free No Strings Credit Scoring
Rich Credit Debt Loan, 12/14/09
We highly recommend their services, but it can get a little addicting logging in each day to see how you’re doing. For those that are trying to improve their scores, this is a great incentive to see how well you’re doing and what your efforts are amounting to. Since it’s free, you really have nothing to lose by giving it a spin.
Your Credit Karma
The Coors Credit Union Blog, 12/15/09
What I like about the Credit Karma site is the simulation piece. Recently FICO revealed the formula for how your actions affect your score. Credit Karma includes a simulator that shows you how various actions might change your score, based on FICOs secrets.
Home Buyers Need Good Credit Score Even With 20% Down Payment
USA Today, 12/18/09
In recent months, though, several services, such as Quizzle, Credit Karma and Credit.com have launched programs that provide free credit profiles. These websites can provide a useful snapshot of your credit standing and provide tips on how to improve it.
What to Do in 2010: Banking, Loans, and Credit Cards
CBS MoneyWatch, 12/16/09
Ken Lin, CEO of CreditKarma.com, a credit-score service, says card issuers these days often toughen up "on a batch basis" without paying much attention to the particular cardholder's history.
Smart Shopper: Don't Pay To Clean Up Your Credit Score
ABC15 News, 12/20/09
The first site is Credit Karma. You create your account and you can see your credit score right away and at anytime. You can then look at your report card, which grades you on the major things that impact your score.
Know Your Limits
St. Joseph News Press, 12/16/099
For example, CreditKarma.com offers a free daily credit score update. The site also keeps track of past scores so you can monitor progress, and has a report card for grading you on factors that affect scores. Moreover, you have access on this site to a credit-simulator, which can show how scores might change if you applied for a new credit card or line of credit.
Organize Your Digital Life
MickMel, 12/17/09
Credit Karma takes it a step further. They’ll show you your updated credit score each month, and give tips and advice on how to improve it. Being able to track it over time can be very valuable, and their advice can be quite useful if you don’t know what steps you need to take to improve your score.
