Credit Karma now helps return unclaimed money
Credit Karma launched its new Unclaimed Money feature, which helps consumers find unclaimed money that may belong to them. Credit Karma acquired startup Claimdog to develop the new feature.
The Making of Credit Karma
Credit Karma is one of the most valuable startups in the world. Fast Company explains how Founder and CEO Kenneth Lin built the multi-billion dollar company.
Why Artificial Narrow Intelligence is the Future: Credit Karma
VentureBeat explains how Credit Karma uses artificial narrow intelligence, and why the future of technology may not be in artificial intelligence alone.
How Credit Karma uses “Big Data” to earn consumers’ trust
Credit Karma Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder Ryan Graciano explained how "Big Data" is Credit Karma's competitive advantage at a recent fireside chat at the Collision conference.
Can an App Fix Your Credit?
Credit Karma's free mobile app provides many different features, which can help you understand your credit health, including free credit scores, credit reports and a credit score simulator.
The World’s Top Fintech Companies
Credit Karma, one of the world's top financial technology companies, has created a financial marketplace with more than 60 million members in the U.S. alone.
Americans Procrastinating with their Taxes
Just two days before the deadline, many Americans still haven't completed their taxes. Credit Karma, a new free online tax preparation service, is ready for last-minute tax filers.
Top Places to Work in San Francisco
Credit Karma was named one of the best places to work in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Do You Need a Professional Tax Preparer?
Many consumers may not need to pay a professional tax preparer to get their taxes done. Credit Karma is a free do-it-yourself tax preparation service you can use to complete your taxes for online.
Top Tips for Your Tax Refund
Credit Karma Chief Consumer Advocate Bethy Hardeman shares some smart things you can do with your tax refund if you're expecting money back from the IRS this year.