More People Are Getting Credit. Is That a Good Thing?
A new report from Equifax shows that credit in America has risen to a six-year high. What does that mean for consumers?
A new report from Equifax shows that credit in America has risen to a six-year high. What does that mean for consumers?
With summer upon us, I often get questions from friends about timeshares. Is it a good idea? How will it affect my credit? What should I watch out for?
After the recent data breaches of high-profile companies, it seems many shoppers view online shopping as more risky. So what can consumers do?
We just don’t make time to check our credit. But do you know when you will have time to work on your credit? When disaster strikes and you need it.
If you want to maximize your enjoyment of Black Friday and minimize the pain you’ll feel in your credit score afterward, follow these four essential tips.
If you become a victim of identity theft, the sooner you catch the problem, the sooner you can work to resolve it.
Teens should learn these credit lessons before they are young adults out on their own. Here's what they need to know about credit.
It's easy to assume that everything in your credit report is good, but you won't know until you check. And what you don't know can hurt your credit score.
If you go by your middle name (or anything other than your first name), or if you change your name, it's crucial to monitor your credit reports.