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Learn exactly what you should do if you were incorrectly sent to collections, how to handle situations where you weren't even notified, and how to safeguard your credit.

Find out what FICO stands for, what goes into a FICO score, how FICO differs from VantageScore and how you can boost your credit score.

Credit cards with no annual fee Why pay an annual fee for your credit card when you don't have to? A no annual fee credit card automatically saves you money over existing cards that charge you an ...

When using credit, you begin to establish a credit score but you may wonder—what does your credit score start at? Hint: It isn't zero. Read on to find out.

Building credit smartly doesn’t require more than an understanding of how credit works and using consistent strategies.

Learn how to get out of debt and gradually improve your credit over time. We’ll share DIY debt relief options like the snowball and avalanche methods.