How you manage your living expenses during grad school will make a big difference in how much student debt you need to repay. Learn how to minimize how much you need to borrow to cover your living costs during graduate school.
There are a number of ways to build credit quickly without going into debt. Compare co-signers, starter credit cards, credit-builder loans, and other options to see which is best for you.
Student loans make college — and, increasingly, a middle-class life — attainable. But you should fully understand how student loans work before taking them out.
Applying for a line of credit always involves a hard pull on your credit. While pre-approval or employee-based credit pulls involve soft pulls. Hard pulls affect your credit, soft pulls don’t. So make sure you know the difference.
What is a good credit score? The answer is tricky, but this guide tells you everything you need to know to qualify for loans, credit cards, and more.
Are you falling behind on your car payments? Find out what happens if you miss the monthly deadline, and how you can get yourself back on track.
A debt-free lifestyle is appealing, but it doesn’t build the credit history that you may need later in life (when you least expect it).
As someone just getting started financially, you may have considered buying a car using a credit card. It isn’t a good idea, though. Here are your alternatives.
Credit builder loans can help you build credit from scratch or rebuild good credit after bankruptcy or years of neglecting payments.
Some credit cards do not report credit limits to credit bureaus, which can have a negative impact on your credit score; here’s why — and what to do about it.