Credit reports can have a massive impact on your life. You may know that lenders pull credit reports when considering loan approvals, but did you know that landlords, and even employers, may be looking at your credit report to understand how you handle responsibilities? So much depends on having a good credit history and score… Read More


Los informes de crédito pueden tener un impacto masivo en su vida. Es posible que sepa que los acreedores obtienen informes de crédito al considerar las aprobaciones de préstamos, pero ¿sabía que los arrendadores, e incluso los empleadores (artículo en inglés), pueden estar analizando su informe de crédito para comprender cómo maneja las responsabilidades? Mucho… Read More


The ability to effectively manage your credit is a key component of financial literacy and the purpose of today’s article is to briefly shed light on a few credit essentials. What is credit, and why is it important? Before we get into what factors make up a credit score, it’s helpful to grasp why it’s… Read More


2020 was a doozy but it’s over now. A new year is here, and with it, the possibility for a healthier, happier 2021. Let’s dig into some of the ways we can all achieve a bit of happiness in the year ahead. 1. Fix your credit score The New Year is more than a date… Read More


Getting ready to buy your first home is a huge moment, but it also means getting mortgage-ready. While that can often come with a few challenges, the best things in life always do.  That’s why we’re here to help you navigate the process. In this article, we’ll cover some of the most common purchasing pitfalls… Read More


Your credit score is something you don’t think about until you really need it. Maybe it’s when you’re standing in line for the new iPhone and find out you’ll be required to pay a deposit because of poor credit. Cue sad face emoji. 😢 While it may be tempting to sign up for another store credit… Read More


Young adults often bump into a cold fact of financial life: Having no credit history can limit your options just as much as having bad credit does. Lenders, rental offices and insurance companies use your financial track record to judge how likely you are to pay debts and bills — and if you’re a blank… Read More