The Christian Science Monitor | Aug 26, 2010

Perfect credit: Being too perfect can cost you

"There's obviously a benefit from [reaching] the 750 range," says Ken Lin, CEO of Credit Karma, a credit-score disclosure company based in San Francisco. But "once you hit that pricing tier, there really is no benefit" to a higher score.

Consumerism Commentary | Aug 24, 2010

My Credit Score is Stuck At Good

I am a supporter of CreditKarma.com, a free service that shows you your TransUnion credit score, among other things, as many times as you want.

DoughRoller | Aug 23, 2010

How To Get Your Free Credit Score Without A Credit Card

Credit Karma provides you with a credit report card (not credit report) and your credit score as calculated by TransUnion. One of the nice features is that the report card explains those factors that are either helping or hurting your credit score.

Sign On San Diego | Aug 23, 2010

Banks are promoting credit cards again

"The shareholders at the large banks that issue the cards are looking for continuing revenue growth, and when you take away $22 billion they make on fees, they'll look for another way to make it up," said Ken Lin, who heads Credit Karma.

Bargaineering | Aug 17, 2010

How Credit Karma Caught A Credit Report Error Before I Did

I've been a fan of Credit Karma for about as long as they've been around. It's a cornerstone of my DIY identity theft protection strategy because it lets me view my TransUnion credit score for free about as often as I want to.

How To Get Out Of Debt | Aug 3, 2010

What Do You Think About Credit Karma?

I am familiar with CreditKarma.com and it is a place where you can get a one bureau credit score. Overall I really like their site and free service. Getting your credit score is free, so people wonder what the catch is.