The Most Popular Cars for People With Great Credit
May 05, 2014
Christine DiGangi is the former Deputy Managing Editor - Engagement for Credit.com and covered a variety of personal finance topics. Her writing has been featured on USA Today, MSN, Yahoo! Finance and The New York Times International Weekly, among other outlets.
We look at the top five cars whose buyers have the highest average credit scores, according to 2013 new-car financing data from Experian Automotive.
If you have bad credit, you'll want to work to improve it. Otherwise, you can face some obstacles, even when it comes to non-credit things.
A perfect score is an attainable goal, apparently. But that doesn't make it a worthy one. Here's why.
You know that little padlock in the corner of your web browser? Turns out your connection may not have been so secure, so it's time to change your passwords.
Peer-to-peer lender Social Finance secured $80 million in funding, which will help expand its student loan refinancing program and other loans.
Loans can be pretty tricky to repay when you lose the money you borrowed in the first place. We take a look at whether gambling can hurt your credit.
Thousands of credit and debit card numbers seem to have been stolen from Sally Beauty Supply, a national beauty-products chain, according to a new report.
Wells Fargo says it's once again offering subprime mortgages to home buyers, considering applicants with credit scores as low as 600.
The Target data breach has so far resulted in at least $240 million spent replacing credit and debit cards.
In December, a Reddit user asked the personal finance community this question: "Paying my boyfriend's credit card debt: How stupid of an idea is this?"