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Credit Karma's mission is to help Americans save time and money by making personal finances simpler and more accessible. A large part of the company's growth and culture is investing in the people that work at Credit Karma.
Mike Tyson explained to Jimmy Fallon how he's recently recovered from bankruptcy, adding that he used Credit Karma.
A recent survey by Credit Karma found that one-in-five Millennials are seeking their parents' help to buy a home.
Technology news publisher TechCrunch recently toured Credit Karma's offices for its TechCrunch Cribs feature.
Do successful people manage their finances differently than everyone else? For one thing, they often reinvent themselves and stay current on the latest trends. Some of them like to use technology like Credit Karma to get their finances and credit in order, for example.
With the recent news of the Experian and T-Mobile data breach, more consumers are finding their personal information breached. Credit Karma provides free credit monitoring to its members, which may help you if your personal data has been stolen.
It's National Get Smart About Credit Day this week. If you are ignoring your credit, stop. With sites like Credit Karma offering credit scores, credit reports, credit monitoring and an interactive credit score simulator for free, you have no excuse to procrastinate.
A recent study found that credit scores--something most people wouldn't talk about on their first date--is a potential predictor of a great romantic relationship. Worried? The author recommends using Credit Karma to get your credit in shape.
A lot of attention is paid to "unicorns" Airbnb and Uber, but The San Francisco Business Times reports that there are other privately held startups worth $1 billion or more that are worth taking note of too, among them Credit Karma.
Michigan NPR affiliate Michigan Radio cites Credit Karma as an example that others looking to increase financial awareness may follow.