The Best Web Tools to Solve Your Credit Issues
Plenty of websites help customers compare one credit card to another, but many of these sites also feature tools that help consumers solve other major credit problems. Here are a few of our favorites.
California has third highest credit scores in United States
Credit scores have fallen across the United States since the start of the year, and although California’s average score has fallen, too, it still ranks No. 3 of all the states.
4 Things We Bet You Didn’t Know About How Taxes Affect Your Credit
Since credit debt isn't exactly considered an income-booster, it's no wonder so many consumers forget how closely credit and taxes are intertwined. For insight into the little-known ways taxes and credit go hand in hand, we tapped Ken Lin, CEO of CreditKarma.com.
4 Things We Bet You Didn’t Know About How Taxes Affect Your Credit
Since credit debt isn't exactly considered an income-booster, it's no wonder so many consumers forget how closely credit and taxes are intertwined. For insight into the little-known ways taxes and credit go hand in hand, we tapped Ken Lin, CEO of CreditKarma.com.
4 Things We Bet You Didn’t Know About How Taxes Affect Your Credit
Since credit debt isn't exactly considered an income-booster, it's no wonder so many consumers forget how closely credit and taxes are intertwined. For insight into the little-known ways taxes and credit go hand in hand, we tapped Ken Lin, CEO of CreditKarma.com.
Forty Under 40: Kenneth Lin
"I’m passionate about managing by results and data. As such, I spend half my day reviewing metrics. I analyze trends and look for areas of success and failure. I strongly believe that data is a driving force in the success of most companies."
Blue states have better credit scores than red states
Credit Karma, which offers free credit scores and scoring information, reports that residents in red states on average have lower credit scores than their blue-state cousins.
5 Credit Facts Every Couple Should Know
According to website CreditKarma.com, “Your bank and credit card accounts won’t merge once you’re married. But keep in mind that if you open a joint credit card, the account activity will be shared on both of your credit reports.”
6 Myths About Couples With Joint Credit Accounts
"Many consumers are confused about what happens to their credit when they get married," says Ken Lin, CEO of Credit Karma.
Middle-Aged Workers Flock Back to School … and Student Loans
These fresh-faced grads are being joined by an ever-growing cadre of returning students. According to credit score tracking site CreditKarma, the number of 35- to 49-year-olds who are borrowing money for college increased by 47% in the last three years.