Credit and Lending

Canceling a credit card may not be a good idea. The reason for that is that keeping a card open can help your credit score in many ways.

Your debt-to-income ratio is more than just a number - it's a snapshot of your financial health.

The increase in financial education is encouraging because it can help young people make smart money decisions as they get older.

While the debt owed by U.S. residents has risen to historic levels, the ability for consumers to pay it off is – you guessed it – also lagging. 

It’s never too late to improve your financial future. By setting goals, budgeting, or investing wisely, you can take impactful steps today for a stable tomorrow.

Keeping tabs on your credit score is essential to good financial health. Score Simulator helps you visualize what your financial health could look like.

While no one ever plans to miss a credit card (or other) payment, sometimes we find ourselves in challenging financial situations.

Have you wondered, what’s the difference between personal and debt consolidation loans? Well, we’ve got you covered.

While debt can certainly be a source of stress and conflict, addressing it together can set the stage for a more secure financial future.

Negotiating the price of a car can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be.