Bad Consumer Credit Delays Recovery
Bad consumer credit caused by negative public records such as foreclosure actions issued during the Great Recession may still be holding people back.
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U.S. Takes the Bronze in Credit Card Fraud
The U.S. accounts for more than 1/3 of the total reported credit card fraud cases worldwide. Here’s what Americans can do to protect their identity.
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Credit Score Rebound
As penalties from foreclosures and short sales executed during the Great Recession expire, many consumers see their credit scores rebound significantly.
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Can Poor Credit Drive You Crazy?
Your poor credit score may be costing you more and that’s not just due to higher rates on credit cards and loans. Even insurance premiums may be higher.
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Subprime Auto Loans Hit a Ditch
Nearly five out of every 100 subprime borrowers is 60 days or more behind with their auto loans. We help borrowers create a strategy to help catch up.
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Protecting Servicemembers from Financial Abuse at Home
Servicemembers on active duty deployment are protected by the SCRA, but you need to educate yourself to ensure your financial rights aren’t violated.
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What Career Is Growing the Fastest?
Cybercrime is on the rise again. Make sure you’re financial accounts and personal data are protected by following best practices for preventing ID theft.
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Greatest Generation?
You might think America’s youngest generation would be worse with credit, but it turns out they’re savvier about both credit reports and credit scores.
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