Intuit Credit Karma
Credit Karma, a personal finance platform empowering more than 40 million Americans, surveyed Millennials and Baby Boomers to compare how much they'd paid for their post-high school education, including undergraduate and post-graduate degrees, what portion of it they had to borrow to pay for and what value they thought it bought them.
Credit Karma, a personal finance platform empowering more than 40 million Americans, surveyed Millennials and Baby Boomers to compare their beliefs and behaviors towards building a future and sharing their finances with another person.
In July 2015, along with research company Qualtrics, Credit Karma surveyed 500 Millennials (ages 18-34) and 500 Baby Boomers (ages 50-65) in America to compare their beliefs and behaviors toward getting married and building a future.
Credit Karma CEO Ken Lin reflects on the recent news of Facebook's patent, which may allow the social network to create an alternative credit score.
Credit Karma today announced it has received $175 million in a Series D funding round with participation from Tiger Global Management, Valinor Management and Viking Global Investors LP. The funding will drive major platform additions to help consumers establish their online financial identities on Credit Karma, making it easier, faster and more effective to manage their personal finances.
Credit Karma, an online consumer finance platform helping more than 35 million members, is pleased to announce that its CEO and Founder Kenneth Lin has been named EY's Entrepreneur of the Year in the Services category in Northern California.
Credit Karma, in another consumer finance technology first, demonstrated a prototype for a new fingerprint authentication feature developed for the Android M Developer Preview.
Nikhyl Singhal reflects on his appointment as Chief Product Officer of Credit Karma, an online consumer finance platform with over 35 million members.
Credit Karma wins a gold medal in the Financial Services/Banking division of the 2015 Edison Awards, recognizing "game-changing" products that have made a "significant and lasting contribution to innovation."
Credit Karma, an online consumer finance platform with more than 35 million members, announced that it has begun rolling out an experience to provide free credit information and tools to a new population of consumers: the 15 million Americans who are considered by credit bureaus to be "thin files," without enough credit history to generate a credit score.