Sacramento Business Journal | Sep 13, 2010

How does your credit score, debt compare?

Arkansas has the lowest credit score at 640, according to Ken Lin, president of Credit Karma. The San Francisco-based company tracks financial data and offers advice.

San Francisco Business Times | Sep 13, 2010

Debt down, but so are credit scores

San Francisco-based Credit Karma, which tracks such things, blamed this quixotic circumstance on "a strange mix of economic conditions."

Kansas City Business Journal | Sep 12, 2010

Report: Kansas City credit scores improve

"This month's data succinctly illustrates the correlation between debt and credit score," CreditKarma CEO Ken Lin said in a release. "Consumers have charged more on their credit cards and as a result, credit scores are lower. We suspect as consumers begin to pay down their debts, credit scores will start to increase again."

USA Today | Sep 10, 2010

Credit card use plunges as hard times drag on, debit use rises

Many banks are responding to the trend [payment volume for debit cards exceeded credit cards] by adding rewards programs and other features to their debit cards, says Ken Lin, chief executive of Credit Karma, a website that provides free credit scores.

Today Show | Sep 8, 2010

Today’s Money

Today Show mentions Credit Karma in their segment, Today's Money.

The Christian Science Monitor | Aug 26, 2010

Perfect credit: Being too perfect can cost you

"There's obviously a benefit from [reaching] the 750 range," says Ken Lin, CEO of Credit Karma, a credit-score disclosure company based in San Francisco. But "once you hit that pricing tier, there really is no benefit" to a higher score.

Consumerism Commentary | Aug 24, 2010

My Credit Score is Stuck At Good

I am a supporter of CreditKarma.com, a free service that shows you your TransUnion credit score, among other things, as many times as you want.