Author: Ryan Greeley
Ryan Greeley is the Editor-In-Chief of BetterCreditBlog.org, where he oversees publishing and content creation. In addition, Ryan has written about credit extensively over the past 10 years for publications such as Lifehacker, BuzzFeed, and The Huffington Post.
A credit report is one of the most important consumer documents there is, but it can also be incredibly confusing. That’s why learning how to read a credit report is so important. You need to be able to know if the information it contains is correct, or if …
Not all of us are blessed by excellent credit throughout our lives. Bad things happen to good people that are beyond their financial control. When you get underwater with your credit rating, it’s nice to know there are services available that can help you repair it. Pinnacle Credit …
Data breaches have become a regular occurrence. While it is challenging to keep them all straight, the net result has been more than four billion compromised files in the first half of 2019 alone. Those breaches include information on personal identity, social media, social security numbers, and passwords, …
Identity theft protection starts on an individual level. Taking the time to review your financial statements and track credit scores are some of the most proactive steps you can take. If you want to implement more extensive measures, you can freeze your credit files with the three major …
Technology is becoming more integrated into modern life. The more frequently you are online, though, the more opportunities there are for you to be a victim of cybercrime. The risks of phishing and hacking are ever-present; it is essential to have some form of defense. That is where …
MaxCarLoan connects people in need of an auto loan with lenders. The company serves as a broker to find rates and terms that work based on an individual’s specific budget and requirements. Customers do not have to waste time fruitlessly shopping around between lenders to find the best …
Your credit history and score are the gateways to your financial future. It is what gives you the ability to get the money for a credit card, car, home, or college education. It can impact what rates you receive and the size of the loans you can acquire. …
According to Finder, as many as 44 percent of Americans rely on an auto loan to pay for their vehicles. Procuring a loan makes sense, too, especially if you do not have the immediate financial resources to purchase the car in cash. Borrowing money also has added benefits, …
Buying a car requires a few key things – time, money, and decent credit scores. In today’s financial climate and job market, it’s not surprising that so many people struggle with credit issues. Not to mention, it’s tough to build up credit when you’re first making your way …
Buying a car often comes with one dreaded process – financing. Aside from adding hours onto the purchase process comes the trepidation about a high APR driving up your monthly car payments. What if you could get a loan approved at a low interest rate before you even …
