I Accidentally Applied for Credit I Didn't Want. Now What?
November 03, 2015
People who earn Membership Rewards with American Express cards can now redeem those points for stays with Airbnb.
People who earn Membership Rewards with American Express cards can now redeem those points for stays with Airbnb.
Applying for credit can hurt your credit score, but if you didn't do it on purpose, can you undo the damage?
What if a citizen credit score evaluated your purchases and other data to decide how trustworthy you are in general — and made the information public?
You may have thought the worst co-signer problems were if someone didn't pay as agreed. But what happens if your co-signer files for bankruptcy?
In “The Walking Dead,” it’s a reality -- zombies happen. With over a billion records “out there,” it’s a matter of time before identity theft happens too.
Can you leave debt behind if you move out of state? Probably not, but consumer protections may be different. Here's the 411 on debt and moving.
You can theoretically score a personal loan for 100K, but the odds aren't exactly in your favor.
Money jargon can be confusing, and some people are hesitant to reveal that they don't understand. Here's a guide to terms you're likely to encounter.
Having a car is a necessity in most parts of the country, but that doesn't mean it's easy to buy one, especially if you have little-to-no credit history.
The credit bureaus are worried about the $265 billion of home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) that will enter repayment mode in the next few years, and so am I.
