The Complete Guide to Home Loans for People on Disability

A 300 credit score is the lowest score you can have, but what does this mean and how does it impact your ability to get credit cards and loans? Read more.

Here’s what to know about the differences between credit building and credit repair, and how to ensure you make the right moves to improve your credit. Read more.

Certain programs are designed to lower the barrier of entry for home ownership, including VA and FHA loans. Here's what you need to know about their credit score requirements. Read more.

Learn ways to build credit as a college student if you've never used credit before and need help to establish your credit score. Read more.

If you have a credit score of 580, you may find it difficult to get a home or auto loan or a credit card. If you do qualify, you’re likely to pay higher interest rates. Luckily, there are steps you can take to build your credit over time. Read more.

Credit cards are a powerful financial tool, but misconceptions about their use can lead to confusion. We’ve debunked the most common myths to help you stay informed. Read more.

You might have seen several hard inquiries on your credit report, after applying for either a credit card or loan. But how many hard inquiries is too many? Read more.

In order to improve or maintain your credit score, you should be familiar with the three main kinds of credit: installment, revolving, and open. This information will help you decide how to use the types of credit. Read more.