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Credit Karma, a financial technology platform empowering more than 30 million consumers, today announced it has initiated its phased rollout of newly added Equifax credit scores and reports.
Credit Karma, a financial technology platform empowering more than 30 million consumers, today released key findings from a study of national holiday shopping trends. The study revealed three significant findings on how consumers plan to spend money on gifts this holiday season and how this behavior affects their financial health for the next 12 months.
Credit Karma, a consumer finance and technology company, today announced that its Board of Directors has approved $75 million in new investments in an add-on growth round from existing investors Google Capital, Tiger Global Management and Susquehanna Growth Equity.
Credit Karma, the consumer's financial advocate serving more than 30 million people, has been named one of the healthiest employers in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Credit Karma, the consumer's financial advocate serving more than 25 million people, today announced that everyone now has free access to their full credit report which can be refreshed as often as once weekly.
Credit Karma, a consumer finance and technology company, today announced an $85 million round of funding, led by Google Capital.
Knowing that store credit cards often cause more financial trouble than good, CreditKarma.com was curious to know how many Americans said "yes."
Couples argue over finances, but how many Americans feel their mate bullies them over their debt and spending habits? Credit Karma, a personal finance website with more than 20 million members, commissioned Harris Interactive to find out.
Choosing a credit card is never easy, especially when there are so many options on the market. Credit Karma, a personal finance company is here to help. Using their exclusive data, they crunched the numbers and came up with the Best Travel Credit Cards of 2013.
It's summertime. As the temperature and humidity rise, Americans flock to beaches and pools. So Credit Karma, a personal finance company with 15 million members, wanted to know: do Americans care more about their looks or their debt?