The higher your credit score, the less you’re perceived as a risk to lenders. Even if your credit score is pretty good right now, there are factors that can hurt your credit score. Let’s take a look at what helps and hurts your credit score the most.

So, you got the dreaded call stating that you have a debt in collections. First things first: take a deep breath and try not to beat yourself up. Rebuilding your credit after being sent to collections is a marathon, not a sprint.

COVID-19 is spreading uncertainty and fear across the world. We’ll take a closer look at how you can weather this storm while keeping your credit score intact.

Your credit score tells a lot about you. It gives lenders a sneak peek at what type of borrower you might be. Find out how to get your credit score for free.

Refinancing your house can help pay off debt through your home's equity. But is it smart to refinance to pay off debt? Here’s what to consider first.

Wondering where your money is going? Have you checked your inbox? Learn the ways your email is making you spend money and how to avoid it.

A prepaid credit card is a card with a limited balance of money on it. Learn more about the top prepaid cards on the market and which one is suitable for you.

From bankruptcy to $30K in credit card debt, read our interview with Kate Raidt on how she rebuilt her finances and earned a 810 credit score.

The London InterBank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is an important financial point of reference for banks and lenders around the world. Learn more about it here.

If you believe you’ve found an inaccuracy on your credit report, you can file a dispute with the credit bureaus. Learn how to dispute a credit report error.

Not all adults have a credit file. Whether you’re young, in the military or new to the country, here’s how to know if you have a credit score.

Thinking of applying for a high limit credit card? Find out which credit card is right for you with our reviews of these very useful – and rewarding – cards.  

When determining how many lines of credit you should have, it’s important to know that there is no formula or magic number. Because the number of credit scores one has can vary from person to person, you should consider your spending habits and ability to manage credit before deciding whether to add another line of credit or not.

Wondering how to check your credit without hurting your score? Learn how often you should check your credit score with our latest guide from Rocket HQ.

A CVV is the three- or four-digit number on your debit or credit card that protects users from identity theft. Read on to learn more about how the number works.

Consumer credit comes in many different forms, the most popular being credit cards. Learn more about the risks and rewards of consumer credit.

In this quiz, we’ll go over the basics of credit in three sections: The Importance of Credit, Building a Credit History and Establishing Good Credit.

While discerning fact from fiction can be difficult as rumors swirl around regarding credit scores, read our article on several credit myths you should be aware of.