Most Americans (79%) think high schools should offer financial education. More than one in four (28%) members of Gen Z do not consider themselves financially literate; significantly higher than ...

These credit score myths can sabotage your finances. Here's what to believe (and what to ignore) if you want to build better ...

The credit score that matters the most is the score that your potential lender is using to determine your creditworthiness.

I was 19 when I received my first credit card and I had no idea what I was doing — and I’m not alone. In fact, according to a recent Bankrate survey, over half of Americans have not received a strong ...

Credit scores don’t matter unless you’re trying to get a loan, rent an apartment, secure insurance, buy a home, avoid paying a deposit to utility companies, or even land some jobs. OK. Unless you’re ...

Using credit cards can help you learn valuable life skills such as responsibility, accountability and independence. As in life, establishing trust through a credit score takes time, so get started as ...