Help! My Boyfriend is Ruining My Credit
August 23, 2012
An auto crash may do more than just wreck your vehicle. It may cause long-term damage to your credit reports and scores as well.
An auto crash may do more than just wreck your vehicle. It may cause long-term damage to your credit reports and scores as well.
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?
A Credit.com reader got a high medical bill and asks: Should I pay a bill I believe is outrageous, or just ignore it?
If you've decided to dispute a credit report mistake by mail, here's how to write an effective letter.
There may be several reasons why your credit scores may not rise after negative items are removed from your credit report.
How Removing A Tax Lien Affects Your Credit
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.
Important Warning If You Have a Corporate Credit Card
In a divorce, decisions regarding personal finances—including your credit—need to be addressed with care and rational thought.
