What Has Your Credit-Card Issuer Done for You Lately?
Kiplinger interviews Ken Lin, chief executive of Credit Karma, on what consumers need to know about credit cards now.
Sometimes all you need is Good Karma
"Bad credit car loan shoppers looking for a good deal need look no further than the Credit Karma web site which provides registered users with a free credit score."
Credit Report Bumpage: Knocking Off Hard Inquiries
Credit Karma is the only <strong>free service</strong> of the bunch and you can pull every 24 hours plus one minute.
Weak scores may limit access to credit cards
Like some other companies out there, Credit Karma provides you with credit score for free, but the extras help it to stand out a little more.
5 ways to kill your credit scores
Or you can sign up for free credit scores from sites such as Quizzle, Credit.com and Credit Karma, which use the actual information on file about you with the credit bureaus.
DIY Debt Management Plan: Go On Oprah’s Debt Diet!
If you're after free non-FICO scores, you may visit Credit Karma or Quizzle.com, where the scores they offer are proprietary.
The Top 10 Consumer Credit Events Of 2009
According to Credit Karma's CEO, Ken Lin, 2009 has been a momentous year for credit issues and I have to agree with him. Suddenly, frugality became cool, overspending was out, and consumers put more emphasis on savings and paying down their outstanding debt.
What To Do With Your Credit Cards
Ken Lin, CEO of CreditKarma.com, talks about how to handle your credit cards, especially now that companies are hiking interest rates, cutting credit lines and imposing new fees.
Credit Karma Raises $2.5 Million To Take The Mystery Out Of Credit Scores
Credit Karma, a site that looks to help consumers understand, track, and improve their credit scores, has raised a $2.5 million Series A funding round.
Today Show Broadcast
The Today Show talks about Credit Karma!