How Will a Co-Signed Loan Help My Credit?
One reader who's listed as the co-signer, rather than the buyer, on his auto loan, is worried about whether this will hurt his credit score.
One reader who's listed as the co-signer, rather than the buyer, on his auto loan, is worried about whether this will hurt his credit score.
If you live in one state, and get a letter from a collection agency regarding a medical bill that you don't recognize, what should you do?
If you shopped Black Friday sales thinking prices were at their lowest, and then they dropped even more after the fact, you might not be out of luck.
We searched for the best and most thoughtful ways to give cash for Christmas. Here are five that are especially memorable.
Can debt collector call your workplace to ask questions about your job? A Credit.com reader recently posed that question.
We're nearing the time of year when many businesses distribute end-of-year bonuses. But be prepared: That bonus is subject to tax withholding.
Most of us are planning to spend a little more this holiday season. But first, here are some holiday shopping pitfalls you should watch out for.
A reader recently asked us if cash deposits to a checking account could derail a mortgage. Here's what mortgage experts have to say about her chances of buying a home.
If shop the Apple website or Apple store, you'll see them: offers to finance a new iPad at 0% interest, for six, 12 or 18 months. Should you go for it?
A reader, Nicole, wondered if she could speed up the process of improving her credit if she sped up the process of paying bills.