TIME Moneyland | Feb 13, 2012

5 Credit Facts Every Couple Should Know

According to website CreditKarma.com, “Your bank and credit card accounts won’t merge once you’re married. But keep in mind that if you open a joint credit card, the account activity will be shared on both of your credit reports.”

AOL DailyFinance | Jan 27, 2012

Middle-Aged Workers Flock Back to School … and Student Loans

These fresh-faced grads are being joined by an ever-growing cadre of returning students. According to credit score tracking site CreditKarma, the number of 35- to 49-year-olds who are borrowing money for college increased by 47% in the last three years.

CBS Money Watch | Jan 26, 2012

4 reasons to use credit cards versus debit cards

Responsible use of credit cards is one of the most effective ways to build a good credit record. Consumers who don't own a credit card have average credit scores that are lower as compared to folks with at least one card, according to Credit Karma, a consumer website that provides free credit scores.

Fox Business | Jan 25, 2012

Credit card debt falls alongside credit scores

According to a recent report issued by CreditKarma.com, credit card debt declined 11 percent nationwide last year. However, it wasn't all good news. Credit scores saw a decline during that time as well.

Bankrate | Jan 17, 2012

Credit card splurge in December

Consumer credit advocate CreditKarma.com said residents in only nine states paid down their credit card debt in December from the previous month. Of those, six -- Arizona, Idaho, Indiana, Michigan, Oklahoma and Utah -- paid down less than 1 percent of their debt.

Bloomberg | Jan 13, 2012

Credit Score Zealots Pursue Fool’s Errand

FICO credit scores rank borrowers according to the likelihood of default and there’s almost no difference in the probability of default when a consumer has a 780 or an 820, said Ken Lin, chief executive officer and founder of San Francisco- based Credit Karma.

TechCrunch | Jan 4, 2012

Credit Karma Launches Free Credit Monitoring, Enrolls 100,000 Users In A Day

Credit Karma, the online service for keeping track of your credit score, has launched a new feature: free credit monitoring. Within the first day of its existence (the option became available just yesterday), the company has managed to enroll an impressive 100,000 users for the opt-in credit monitoring service.