To Co-Sign or Not to Co-Sign? That Is the Question by Molly McCluskey May 16th 2013 5:00AM If you're in a shaky financial state, having someone willing to co-sign for a loan can be a lifesaver. But for the co-signer, it's not about altruism; it's a question of risk.
5 Practical Money Tips for New Grads by Credit.com Apr 26th 2013 12:25PM Beyond the usual platitudes and cliches, commencement speakers should consider giving their audiences of eager graduates these five crucial pieces of advice.
5 Tools to Help College Students Manage Their Money by FOXBusiness Apr 24th 2013 5:00AM Along with worrying about their academics, parents are worrying about their college kids' financials. Here are 5 things parents can do to help sharpen students' money skills.
3 Spring-Cleaning Tips for Your Finances Worth $8,000 to You by Chuck Saletta Apr 23rd 2013 12:25PM With tax season over, now's a great time to spring-clean your finances. These three simple moves could put more than $8,000 in your pocket over the course of the next year.
A Debt Collector Came After Me for $8.97 by Credit.com Apr 11th 2013 5:00AM An overdue movie rental turned into a collections ordeal for one woman. Could an $8.97 debt impact your credit score?
6 Smart Moves to Boost Your Credit Score by Selena Maranjian and Dan Caplinger Apr 8th 2013 5:00AM Even if you're not planning on applying for a mortgage or credit card anytime soon, you need a good credit score. Here are some lesser-known strategies to help boost yours.
Four Things to Know About the New VantageScore Credit Score by Business Insider Mar 25th 2013 5:00AM The new credit score on the block, VantageScore 3.0., is a revamped version of the original VantageScore -- a generic credit scoring model that has been around since 2006.
