What is My APR, Really?
August 17, 2012
Once you have your free credit score, figuring out what to do with it can be tricky. When it comes to taking action, what's really important, and what's not?
Once you have your free credit score, figuring out what to do with it can be tricky. When it comes to taking action, what's really important, and what's not?
On August 2, 2012 Congress did it again. They acknowledged the looming threat of cyberwarfare while discussing the Cybersecurity Act of 2012, which they then killed.
Here are steps you can take to protect yourself when dealing with an aggressive debt collector.
A personal loan can be a great way to consolidate debt or tackle a home improvement project without charging it. Here's how to shop for a personal loan.
The Wisconsin Dept of Revenue revealed it had accidentally made public 110,795 Social Security numbers and tax ID numbers of Wisconsin residents.
A Credit.com reader got a high medical bill and asks: Should I pay a bill I believe is outrageous, or just ignore it?
Last week the California legislature passed the Homeowner Bill of Rights to protect California homeowners during mortgage modification and foreclosure.
Not all credit cards are “plastic” in the traditional sense. Here are a few cards comprised of alternate materials.
To help you the jump on fraudsters, here are some small signs your identity has been compromised.
