After a rocky year-and-a-half due to local and federal eviction moratoriums, most landlords and property managers are finding ways to ensure they pick solid tenants this time around. Continue reading
Consumers who’ve had a collection hit their credit report might be wondering if they should pay it off or hold off. Micah Curtis shares the right move to make — and the answer is not what you might think. Continue reading
The number of people 55 and older filing bankruptcies has skyrocketed since 1991, and that’s even more true for those 65 and older. Bankruptcy can offer a fresh start if you’ve fallen on tough times and are unable to pay your bills. Once you file bankr… Continue reading
The number of people 55 and older filing bankruptcies has skyrocketed since 1991, and that’s even more true for those 65 and older. Bankruptcy can offer a fresh start if you’ve fallen on tough times and are unable to pay your bills. Once you file bankr… Continue reading
Credit cards are powerful tools that can help you build excellent credit — but they can also sink your finances. Continue reading
Some credit myths are just that – myths, and they do more harm to your credit than good. Continue reading
Late payments have the greatest impact on credit scores. Continue reading
A reader is also confused that he has two different scores. Continue reading
If you spend just a few minutes, you can save a lot of money. Continue reading
Nothing in credit lasts forever — good or bad. Continue reading