Andrew Kunesh, Author at Intuit Credit Karma

Andrew Kunesh

Andrew Kunesh is a finance and technology writer from Chicago. He’s passionate about helping others maximize their money and purchases. When he’s not writing, you’ll find Andrew traveling the world in search of the perfect cup of coffee.

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Is credit card piggybacking a good way to build credit?

Building credit isn’t easy. Many lenders simply don’t want to risk extending credit to someone with no history of repaying credit. Applying for a secured credit card or credit builder loan are two potential options for establishing credit, but you may also be interested in the concept of “piggybacking” credit. Piggybacking credit is when someone […]

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Is credit card piggybacking a good way to build credit?

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