The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) won’t be launching its new credit score model until at least 2019. According to American Banker, the annual progress...
It’s no secret that legislation on Capitol Hill often gets mired in controversy and debate. And that’s especially true with a series of clashes over the...
Equifax, the credit scoring company still reeling from a massive data breach last year, announced news on Monday (Feb. 26) of the launch of Analytic...
Life happens, as the saying goes. When life happens, though, all sorts of things also happen to financial visibility — including the ability to see...
Following an online uproar, Chinese financial giant Ant Financial has apologized for auto-enrolling unsuspecting users of its new shopping profile service in its credit scoring...
No one is born with an 800 or 400 credit score. As many as 50 million Americans pass through the 600 to 700 score rang...
Some of the most memorable television commercials of the 1970s and 1980s were those promoting E. F. Hutton’s brokerage services. When its tagline, “When E....
“Finance is pretty broken.” So started Affirm’s Co-Founder and CEO Max Levchin’s remarks at his firm’s first-ever AFFIRMation conference for its retail partners in San...
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced news on Tuesday (June 27) that it filed two complaints and proposed final judgments against four California-based credit...