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The Golden Years: Why Credit Still Matters After You Retire
This is part one of our two-part credit retirement series. Read part two here. Odds are, you won’t have too much to worry about after you retire. Retirement allows you to trade in your work deadlines and heavy-traffic c...
Business Credit: What Experts Say You Should Know
It can be challenging to successfully manage your personal credit, even if you are aware of what you should be doing. Just like personal credit, business credit is something that can be difficult to manage. You’ve proba...
What You Should Know About Credit by the Time You Turn 25
For most people in their early to mid-twenties, life can be challenging. After all, by the time you turn 25, you’re expected to have life figured out — where you live, what job you have, what car you drive, etc. P...
Experts Explain How to Build Credit from Scratch
Building good credit can be difficult, and building good credit from scratch may seem like an even greater challenge. Most people start learning how to build credit when they are in high school or college, but some will avoid...
True Stories of the Best and Worst Credit Advice
Most friends, family, and coworkers love to give advice. If you've asked them for credit advice, however, you've probably heard some pretty terrible suggestions. There's nothing wrong with seeking advice about your finances, ...
6 Tips for Cleaning Up Your Credit Score
Debt and your credit score are more related than many people may realize. For example, a debt settlement can potentially have a drastic effect on your score and as we all know your credit score is a big determining factor in ...-
6 Ways to Raise Your Credit Score
The average American's FICO score is at an all-time high of 695. Fewer people than ever (12.5 percent) are below a 550 credit score, and 19.9 percent of Americans are now over an 800 credit score. This trend from poor credit ... 
How Debt Affects Your Credit Score
Debt, especially credit card-related debt, continues to plague most Americans, threatening to lower their credit scores. Credit scores, often known as FICO scores, are broken down into five factors. Payment history makes up ...
Guest Post: How Do Payday Loans Affect Your Credit Score?
Guest Post by CreditRepair.com The financial realities of living in modern America just don’t quite add up for an ever-increasing percentage of the population. Among America’s working poor—folks in financial...
6 Ways to Raise Your Credit Score Fast
The current average FICO score in America is at an all time high of 695. Fewer people than ever (12.5 percent) are below a 550 credit score, and 19.9 percent of people in America are now over an 800 credit score. This trend a...
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