Credit Score Q&A: Satisfied Judgments and Credit Scores
September 19, 2011
Marketing Credit Cards to College Students: How the CARD Act Changed the Game
Marketing Credit Cards to College Students: How the CARD Act Changed the Game
If you have a judgment on your credit report, should you pay down (or completely pay off) the account in question to increase your credit score?
Lawsuits: Big Banks Defrauded Taxpayers for $200 Billion
Can medical debt keep you from getting a job?
Richard Cordray, nominated to run the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, makes his first appearance before the Senate Banking Committee on Sept. 6.
Credit unions and community banks offer some of the best and lowest fees around for student checking accounts.
A reader writes in for help regarding a challenging situation---a family member needs a favor, but one that can potentially hurt her credit score.
Citibank is under scrutiny for its part in the alleged beating death of one of its clients who tried to negotiate a delinquent debt with the bank.
