Float is a credit app that allows you to check your credit score for free. Float’s blog is a place to learn all about why it’s important to check your credit score, how to improve it, and other financial tips.
How many credit cards should you have? Does one late credit card payment lower your score? Here's what you need to know about credit cards.
Credit scores are confusing, and simply checking your credit score isn't enough to increase it. Learn how to optimize your score here.
Learn all about loan applications, mortgage loan rates, and even whether or not you should apply for a personal loan.
Saving and spending money are both core components that affect your credit score. We'll help you learn how to optimize your personal finance.
Ugh, student loans. Yeah, they can affect your score, too. It's why we've created whole section on them. Check out our student loan guides here.
When it comes to FICO score vs. credit score, there’s actually no “versus” here at all. Your FICO score is one of your credit scores.
Nearly 4 in 10 Americans have no idea what factors influence their credit score or even what their credit score actually is. While you might not think that you need to know your credit score now, you could encounter numerous reasons down the road for needing to have a near-perfect credit score. This is where credit monitoring comes into play. How will you be able to understand the ins and
According to a recent study, 57% of students have at least one credit card. Here are five of the easiest credit cards to get for students.
No credit? No problem. You can still build credit; here are our top picks for the five best credit cards for no credit in 2020.
Branded credit cards can help you improve your credit score. Here’s how to use them wisely.
You’ll need to develop a plan of action that will allow you and your family to engage in healthy financial planning and family credit management.
Want to increase your credit score in a little as 30 days? Follow these easy tips, none of which include paying more than you already are.
Here’s how to dispute credit report information with each of the three major credit reporting agencies: TransUnion, Equifax, and Experian.
Student loan debt is rising, and there’s a lot to know about how student loans affect your credit score and overall financial health.