What Does It Mean to Be Credit Invisible?
Experts estimate that approximately 26 million adults in the United States have no credit records. Another 19.6 million do have credit records, but they're unscored.
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How Can You Improve Your Credit Score
Credit scores are an important part of almost any major financial decision. Whether you are looking to purchase a car, take out a mortgage, or simply apply for a new credit card, a credit score can make or break how good a deal you get.
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It can be hard to make ends meet, especially in the present COVID-19 job market. Thankfully, there are some easy ways to make some money to get through the month.
READ MORE3 Insights to Help Small Business Owners Tackle Tough Debt Problems
The Financial Literacy Month has come and gone, but the perfect time for business owners to learn how to get out of debt and maintain a healthy cash flow continues.
READ MOREThe Future of Approving Loans Lies in Alternative Data
It might sound a bit crazy to some, but alternate methods to banking are being used more every day. In fact, a survey found that millennials are choosing unconventional banking options more often than previous generations.
READ MOREWhy Alternative Credit Data Matters to Lenders
Don’t decline credit-worthy clients as a result of the gaps and rigidity of traditional credit scores. Begin using Connect and grow your customer base today!
READ MOREBad Credit No Longer Means Bad Car Loans
Knowing where to turn for a score is important. Find out how alternative credit scores can help you hit a reset button when it comes to getting a loan.
READ MOREFirst-Time Car Buyer? Don’t Be Afraid of Bad Credit!
Whether you need to get back and forth from school, or your job, owning your first car is always an exciting milestone for any young consumer.
READ MOREBad Credit Shouldn’t Keep You from Leasing a Car
Looking to get a car but aren't sure you can afford the monthly payments attached with a regular loan?
READ MORECar Loans Can Be Expensive. Credit Unions Can Help
Have you recently applied for a credit card, or an auto loan at a large bank, only to be turned down because of poor credit?
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