Square One: How to Build Credit After Divorce

Some people are left with a very poor credit score after divorce because they find their ex didn't pay bills on time and ruined the credit of both parties. Others simply don't have any financial accounts under their own name. Whatever your situation, there are some effective ways to build or re-establish credit after divorce.

5 Unique Ways Credit Unions Boost Your Community

In many ways, credit unions are just like regular banks. They offer checking and savings accounts, loans, credit cards, and all the other financial products you’d expect, but there’s one characteristic that really sets them apart: the people who profit.

Credit Builder Loans Can Help Burnish Your Credit Score

Credit builder loans, offered by credit unions and other institutions, help credit-starved borrowers rebuild or establish a credit history.

MoneySmarket published Five ways to boost your credit score

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How To Raise Your Credit Score

JACKSONVILLE --  There are two numbers that follow you throughout life.  Your social security number and your credit score.  Many folks are more familiar with the former. In this article, we take a look at some of the myths about credit scores and how to improve yours.

China forges Arab ties, hedging bets in the Gulf

To celebrate Chinese New Year last month, Dubai's swankiest hotel bathed its sail-shaped facade in red lighting accented with an image of a twisting golden dragon.

How Credit Unions Support Community Development

In many ways, credit unions are just like regular banks. They offer checking and savings accounts, loans, credit cards, and all the other financial products you'd expect, but there's one characteristic ...

Citi Launches the New Women & Co. and Makes the Acclaimed Personal Finance Source Available to All Women

NEW YORK, NY-- - Citi today launched the new Women & Co ., the acclaimed personal finance source for women, unveiling its redesigned website -- womenandco.com -- and making its trusted and relevant commentary ...

Rise in student plagiarism cases attributed to digital access

A rising tide of student plagiarism during her three years as director of composition at Colorado State University left professor Sarah Sloane reeling.

Monthly payment plans smart offering from small businesses

Smaller companies often overlook a financing option that offers more flexibility to customers on how they can can pay for large purchases