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.
A lot of Ohio consumers may not realize that checking account overdrafts can lead to credit score damage if they are not resolved quickly.
It’s important for young people to learn about credit card management at a young age, so Pennsylvania parents should start the conversation early.
Credit card skimmers are on the rise at Florida gas stations, so consumers should be extra cautious when using pay-at-the-pump card reading devices.
When it comes to what debt collectors can and cannot see on their medical history, Illinois consumers should know that there are a lot of misconceptions.
If you do any kind of shopping, you’ll eventually get store credit card offers. Should Georgia consumers ever accept these offers and apply?
There are credit cards out there for everyone, but many Minnesota consumers are using the wrong plastic. Maybe now is a good time to explore your options.
Unfortunately, identity theft is a huge problem for seniors in Florida. Luckily, there are ways to fight back and keep your personal information safe.
Minnesota consumers don’t want to question it when their credit scores jump, but they may wonder what caused the unexpected increase.
For any Illinois consumer whose loan application is denied, a stressful situation is created. But you have the reason for the denial before panicking.
According to a new survey from FICO, Georgia consumers are very concerned about bank fraud and identity theft, and for good reasons.
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