What Is a Utility Bill and Can It Build Credit?

If you're expecting a refund from Uncle Sam this tax season, it's important to spend it wisely. Here are seven financially savvy ways to put your tax refund to good use. Read more.

The word "insufficient" gets thrown around a lot in finance. Here's what it means when it comes to your credit. Read more.

CREDCO is short for CoreLogic CREDCO. If you applied for a mortgage, auto loan, or another type of credit, it may have appeared on your credit report. Read more.

Secured and unsecured loans provide different benefits to consumers, but have their drawbacks—here are the key differences between the two loan types. Read more.

Living rent free is where others are helping you pay for your living expenses. We'll provide a list of possible ways to reach that goal of living rent free. Read more.

Learn five effective ways to pay off your car loan faster, the pros and cons of paying it off quickly, and how paying off your auto loan may affect your credit score. Read more.

Making the minimum credit payment avoids late fees but may lead to higher utilization, which can affect your credit score. Read more.

ITIN's are issued to residents with foreign status, while SSNs are issued to U.S. citizens or authorized non-citizens. We'll explain the differences. Read more.