Missing car payments can be harmful to credit scores. This is why Minnesotans should make an effort to stay current with their auto loans.
Does the current student loan situation in the news affect you? Here’s everything that Illinois consumers should know about the latest developments.
With credit card fraud on the rise, Georgia consumers should know what to do if it happens to them. Here are some good tips to follow.
Minnesota consumers with heavy credit card debt might want to go to extreme measures to pay down high balances and save their credit scores.
If Georgia consumers receive a letter from United Debt Services, they should avoid signing up for services. There are better debt consolidation companies out there.
Minnesota consumers who are contacted about past-due medical debt by debt collectors should remember that there might be a mistake.
Georgia retirees shouldn’t abandon their credit cards. There are several reasons why they might need to maintain a strong credit score.
Georgia consumers should know that while using debit cards for transactions can prevent overspending, they’re not as safe as credit cards.
If you’re a prospective home buyer in Minnesota looking to improve your credit score, extra caution is required when choosing a credit repair company.
CenturyLink is in serious hot water right now over fraudulent billing issues. Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson has sued the company.
Georgians with bad credit could save a substantial amount of money on their monthly bills by engaging in credit repair and improving their credit scores.
If you are a Minnesota resident looking for a secured credit card, you’ll want to be sure that you’re fully prepared for the application process.
There are some good reasons that Minnesota consumers might have for wanting to request a higher credit card limit. There are also some really bad ones.
Dealing with medical billing errors and medical debt collections in Georgia can be overwhelming, but knowing the facts can help you save your credit score.
Digital debt collection allows Georgia consumers to resolve delinquencies without talking to an actual person. Could this technology put an end to debt collector abuse?
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