Las Vegas Review-Journal | May 12, 2011

Survey: Nevadans reducing mortgage, credit card debt

CreditKarma Chief Executive Ken Lin attributes the decline to foreclosures, which are eliminating high mortgage debt incurred during the boom years when housing prices were high.

Phoenix Business Journal | May 11, 2011

Arizona student debt grows, remains below average

"As college tuition costs skyrocket, consumers are forced to take out larger student loans to meet the increase in price," said Ken Lin, CEO of CreditKarma.com.

SmartMoney | May 10, 2011

How to Improve a Credit Score

Gauge the impact of paying down debt on your current score with a simulator at Creditkarma.com.

Minneapolis Star Tribue | May 7, 2011

Dialing down the price of gas

Rewards cards usually have higher interest rates, which will cost a consumer far more than can be made up with the 1 or 2 percent discount on gas, said Ken Lin from CreditKarma.com.

Yahoo! Finance | May 2, 2011

How to Boost Your Credit Score at Every Age

"Building credit isn't the same as building a large balance," Ken Lin, CEO of Credit Karma.com, says. Don't make the mistake many credit beginners make by opening a store credit card at every retailer visited during Christmastime, for example.

KARE11.com | Apr 28, 2011

Jump Online, Snatch up Some Free Stuff

[Includes Video] I recently discovered, and fell in love with, CreditKarma.com. They tell you your credit score free of charge and will email it to you monthly.

LearnVest | Apr 25, 2011

3 Money Sources You Shouldn’t Count On

Credit Karma helps more than 2 million consumers realize the everyday cost savings of having a good credit score. Here are some of the dangerously reliable cash windfalls, and why you should not count on them.

Wall Street Journal | Apr 23, 2011

Beware of the Financial Fear Mongers

CreditKarma CEO Ken Lin says that even though the scores are highly correlated with FICO scores, some may still be off by 100 to 150 points.

DoughRoller | Apr 19, 2011

My Credit Karma Credit Score is Over 600!

Credit Karma is free, easy to use and rather than always having to sign up for free trials and cancel them, this is a perfect tool to utilize in following the progress of your credit.