Tag: credit education
Americans swipe, tap or insert their debit and credit cards at supermarkets, gas stations, restaurants, hotels and ATMs, conducting more than 74 million daily...
After being in place for more than three years, the student loan payment pause is scheduled to end 60 days after June 30, with...
Despite economic uncertainty, new-customer acquisition remains a high priority in the banking industry, especially with increasing competition from fintech and big tech companies. For...
With the new year comes new goals, new accomplishments and new opportunities. And while new things are often associated with growth and success, nurturing...
From awarding bonus points on food delivery purchases to incorporating social media into their marketing efforts, credit card issuers have leveled up their acquisition...
Millions of consumers are excluded from the credit economy, whether it’s because they have limited credit history, dated information within their credit file, or...
Credit scores play a massive role in a consumer’s financial life as they help determine an individual’s creditworthiness. While 62% of consumers are interested...
As consumers prepare for the next decade, we look at how we’re rounding out this year. The results? The average American credit score is...
The U.S. Senate declared April to be Financial Literacy Month back in 2004. Fast forward 13 years and one has to question if we’ve...
A recent national survey by Experian revealed opportunities for businesses to build relationships with future homebuyers before they’re ready to obtain a loan. Insights...
The numbers are staggering: more than $1.2 trillion in outstanding student loan debt, 40 million borrowers, and an average balance of $29,000. With Millennials...
Personalized credit education can have a measurable impact on a person’s credit score. Consumers who used a personalized consumer credit-education service that offers one-on-one...
A recent survey that polled Americans on credit scores found that while nearly half of respondents (49 percent) check their credit scores at least...