More people will spend Memorial Day at home http://t.co/dAF5NDgVOi via @MSN_Money
Congrats women!. You have the edge when it comes to handling credit. http://t.co/sLrixStrtb via @reuters Thanks @lizweston
Women edge out men in handling credit -Experian
May 22 (Reuters) – When it comes to managing credit,
American women have a slight edge over men, according to a study
of credit reports by the credit report agency Experian Plc
.
Experian looked at 750,000 credit reports, a sample of what
it collected nationwide, and found that while women earn 23
percent less than men, they know how to handle debt.
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Don’t fall for new health care scam http://t.co/OUGKubBuOo via @MSN_Money
Use a legitimate, registered contractor when doing home improvements. http://t.co/Rknla4RkWL via @BostonDotCom
How lean is it really? Making sense of food labels – Consumer Alert – http://t.co/hSsUYu88aO http://t.co/0lbbOp0c1C via @BostonDotCom
How useful (and free) are those free credit scores?
May 13 (Reuters) – Credit scores were long something that
lenders got to see and consumers only found out about later.
Now, pretty much anyone can take a look at their credit scores
whenever they want to, but it’s not clear which of those scores
matter. And most scores that consumers see for free are not the
same ones bankers are using to weigh customer creditworthiness.
Consumers remain confused by credit scores, the Consumer
Federation of America reported on Monday. That is not
surprising: With dozens of scores on the market, it’s hard to
figure out which ones count and what they mean. “It can be very
confusing because there are just so many scores,” says Stephen
Brobeck, the federation’s executive director.


