Millennials, Love and Money
For newly-wed millennials, understanding your significant other's credit situation is important. Credit Karma can help you determine your credit standing and identify what the two of you will be working with.
What You Need to Know Before Proposing
Having a frank conversation about your life goals with your significant other is necessary sooner than later. If the two of you wish to buy a home, you'll need to think about your credit, also. The sooner you understand your credit, the better your home-buying process will be. Credit Karma can provide the two of you your credit scores and credit reports for free.
Personal Finances On Your Phone
It's important to monitor your credit. Thankfully, Credit Karma allows you to stay on top of your credit on the go, for free.
Little Known Ways Your Credit May Be Damaged
Recent research by Credit Karma found that a majority of Americans make credit-related mistakes that are easily avoidable.
San Francisco Bay Area’s Largest Fintech Companies
Credit Karma is the tenth largest financial technology companies in the San Francisco Bay Area and one of the fastest growing, too.
The Emergence of VantageScore
Founded in 2006, VantageScore credit scores have quickly gained traction. Bethy Hardeman, chief consumer advocate at Credit Karma, explains what this means for consumers and how the VantageScore differs from other credit scoring models.
Home Loan Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make
Before you apply for a mortgage, check your credit report and your credit scores for free on Credit Karma.
20 with Messed Up Finances? There’s Help.
Credit Karma found nearly 70% of Americans made a significant financial mistake in their early 20s. Thankfully, ABC News reports there are educational resources to help.
Chip and PIN cards might not be as secure as we think
Although banks have issued new types of credit cards recently, fraudulent charges persist. Using Credit Karma to monitor your credit may help you spot possible fraud.
Your Credit Matters The Most In Your 20s
Recent research by Credit Karma found that many Americans make their first credit mistakes before turning 30. Building and maintaining your credit wisely in your 20s can mean the difference of thousands of dollars.