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Will a Balance Transfer Affect my Credit?

REVIEWED BY Lexington Law | March 26, 2018April 4, 2023

Millions of Americans are currently carrying a collective credit card debt of roughly $905 billion. With the average interest rate of credit cards continuing to […]

How to Avoid Paying Mortgage Insurance

REVIEWED BY Lexington Law | February 28, 2018May 6, 2024

Imagine this scenario. You have found the perfect home, on the perfect street. This is going to be the place that you will set down […]

How Disputing Information on Your Credit Report Affects Your Credit

REVIEWED BY Lexington Law | February 19, 2018May 6, 2024

Every once in a while you might see something on your credit report that you don’t recognize. For those who are actively working towards credit […]

3 Surprising Ways People Set Themselves up for Identity Theft

REVIEWED BY Lexington Law | February 16, 2018May 6, 2024

Every year, millions of Americans fall victim to some form of identity theft, an increasingly pervasive problem. As more people shop online, hackers get more […]

Notifying Creditors After the Death of a Loved One

REVIEWED BY Lexington Law | January 24, 2018November 13, 2024

Here are a few things you must do shortly after the death of a loved one to ensure their estate remains in good financial standing.