The Secret to Getting Cheaper Insurance
April 11, 2014
So you filed for bankruptcy and received your discharge. Here are five steps to take to help get you back on the road to financial recovery.
So you filed for bankruptcy and received your discharge. Here are five steps to take to help get you back on the road to financial recovery.
Have your auto or homeowner insurance rates been creeping up? If so, you may have been “POed” by your insurer.
How you drive, whether you've had citations and more can indirectly affect your credit scores. Here's how driving and credit can be related.
If you use PayPal to send or receive money, and if you care about your credit scores, you might wonder - can PayPal hurt your credit?
Sooner or later, you're likely to be affected by a data breach. Here's what to expect and what you should do if your data is compromised.
A late library book, highway tolls, unpaid storage fees and other small expenses can cost your credit score big time.
If you go by your middle name (or anything other than your first name), or if you change your name, it's crucial to monitor your credit reports.
A reader recently wrote in to find out why his utilities and rental payments weren't being reported in his credit reports or factored into his credit score
If you checked out of the credit system for awhile and your credit record disappeared, you might've become a credit ghost. Here's how to rejoin the living.
Sharing a joint account for your checking or credit card can hurt your credit if you run into one of these common problems.