Illinois consumers with tax liens on their credit reports should understand what new credit reporting policies will and won’t do for them.
Subprime credit cards can help Ohio consumers with bad credit build better credit scores, but only if these cards are used with caution.
Identity theft is always a threat, especially when traveling. However, Georgia consumers can protect themselves by following a few safety tips.
For New York consumers who are contacted by debt collectors about old debt, there’s a right way and a wrong way to handle the situation.
Lenders are tightening up conditions, and this is just one more reason for Michigan consumers with low credit scores to seek credit repair.
Consumers in Arizona who are considering debt settlement or debt relief services should carefully weight their options before signing up.
While shopping online, Pennsylvania consumers should take safety measures to prevent themselves from becoming victims of identity theft.
Adding an authorized user to a credit card account may seem like the right thing to do, but Florida consumers should ask a few questions first.
Regulators from five states, including Minnesota, recently filed a lawsuit against three different debt collection agencies for violating the FDCPA.
Accidental auto pay can cause credit trouble for Illinois consumers. So, make sure to read contracts carefully when signing up for services.
Because of new medical debt reporting rules, some Georgia consumers may see at least a small jump in the credit scores after September 15.
Checking your credit reports for errors is the first important step toward credit recovery for New York consumers who file Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Florida consumers should be aware of the fact that hard credit checks do have an impact on credit scores, but the damage is usually minimal.
Illinois Chapter 7 bankruptcy filers should check their credit reports immediately after discharge. This is the best way to start rebuilding credit.
According to Experian, the average Minnesota consumer has a good credit score, but that doesn’t mean that ALL Minnesotans have high credit scores.
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