Most people mix up credit scores and credit reports, but knowing the difference could save you money and boost your chances of loan approval.

A new report finds that scores dropped the most for those age 18 to 29. Here’s how to deal with a drop in your score.

Gen Z is facing a "catastrophic" credit situation, as one expert cautions against poor money habits leading to a lifetime of ...

This also means that Gen Zers have more substantial swings in their credit scores than older people who've had more time to ...

Credit cards for bad credit include both unsecured cards with no collateral requirement and secured credit cards that require ...

The total national average credit score dropped two points this year to 715, according to the report from credit scoring ...

Gen Z consumers are seeing their credit scores fall, a new report has found. According to data released by score developer ...

Gen Z, who saw the biggest drop since 2020, largely due to student loan debt, could face a harder time purchasing cars and homes.

Paying rent, much like a mortgage, can often be a person’s biggest monthly expense. Yet, there hasn’t historically been a way ...

Financial experts have warned the drop marks the biggest since the Great Recession and could spell economic trouble for the middle class.

FICO says the national average is slipping, but experts share steps you can take to boost your score even in tough times.

Americans credit scores dropped over the past year as they have faced financial headwinds but none more so than student loan ...