The Insurance Industry is Flawed
As insurance technology becomes more popular, the author suggests these startups to look at what Credit Karma has done as a personal finance platform.
As insurance technology becomes more popular, the author suggests these startups to look at what Credit Karma has done as a personal finance platform.
Financial technology startups like Credit Karma are increasingly challenging financial industry incumbents, such as banks and payment networks, 60 Minutes reports.
Because they're still building out their credit, young people may want to use a free resource like Credit Karma.
Before you get started, check your credit score on Credit Karma, so you understand what lenders will consider when you buy a home.
If you're looking to improve your finances, you may want to consider a finance tracking app like Credit Karma, suggests CNBC.
Recent changes by JPMorgan Chase to their credit card application requirements have been lamented by credit card "churners," people who sign up for many cards at once. Chief Consumer Advocate Bethy Hardeman, however, explains that these people are in the minority and Chase's changes won't affect many people's access to credit cards.
Credit Karma Chief Consumer Advocate Bethy Hardeman explains how she got her credit score over 800 with just five steps.
Errors that appear on your credit report can hurt your credit score, says data from Credit Karma.
Many Americans made mistakes in their youth that damaged their credit, according to research from Credit Karma. Here's how to improve your credit score if this happened to you.
According to a report by The New York Times, Credit Karma is the highest valued personal finance company in financial technology.