Help! An Old Credit Card Is Stopping Me From Refinancing
March 25, 2015
An old balance that was written off by a credit card issuer comes back to haunt a consumer, even though the amount owed is zero.
There are some common questions about credit that people are embarrassed to ask ... and we answer them.
If you’ve reviewed your credit reports recently you’ve no doubt seen many dates -- many, many dates. And some are more important than others.
Shopping for the best deal on a vehicle loan can be smart, but some readers have had an unpleasant surprise when they checked their credit scores afterward.
While credit inquiries may affect your credit score, it's not always the case. It all depends on what kind of credit check is being done.
You might think that credit isn't necessary in retirement. But continuing to check your credit, and keep it in good shape, can benefit you in many ways.
Most people find out what's in their credit reports and what their scores are when they apply for credit — and that's not the best time.
Many know they need to save 3 to 6 months of expenses in an emergency fund, but fewer have actually done it. Here are 5 lifelines to tap in an emergency.
Is there a downside to putting a favorite image -- or even one of your own mug -- on your credit card?
It's not uncommon for people to refinance their homes, but did you know you can also refinance your car loan? Here's how to save money on your car payment.