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Credit.com Press Archives - November 2007

  • JPM's Card Pricing Concession Prompts Risk Adjustment
    November 26, American Banker, featuring Adam Levin
  • Don't Get Credit Crunched by Your Own Record
    November 26, Bloomberg, featuring Gerri Detweiler
  • Black Friday
    November 18, The Tribune, featuring Gerri Detweiler
  • Retailers perk up websites
    November 16, USA Today, featuring Emily Davidson
  • Credit.com Offers Leads Filtered by Scores
    November 13, American Banker, about Credit.com's new Credit Report Card, featuring John Ulzheimer and Emily Davidson
  • Coping With Credit-Card Rate Increases
    November 12, Kiplinger, featuring Emily Davidson
  • Closer examination may make credit card offers a little easier to resist
    November 12, Journal News Delaware, featuring Emily Davidson
  • How to handle those pesky debt collector calls
    November 4, The Today Show Online, featuring Gerri Detweiler
  • 8 secret scores that lenders keep
    November 1, MSN Money, featuring John Ulzheimer
  • Conveniently Not Updating?
    November 1, BusinessWeek, featuring John Ulzheimer
11/25/07 Bloomberg
Don't Get Credit Crunched by Your Own Record: John F. Wasik
By John F. Wasik Nov. 26 (Bloomberg) -- For a culture that runs on credit, this has been a year in which millions of vehicles have been stranded on the side of the road.
...to a low- rate provider are few and far between. Lower Credit Limits Gerri Detweiler, an adviser for the consumer Web site http://www.credit.com...
11/25/07 Gulf News
Playing your cards right
While some view the credit card market as a minefield, others have wisened up and learnt to play the game to their advantage Michael Cheng and his wife, Nicole, each have four credit cards in their wallets.
..."The big print giveth and the small print taketh away," said John Ulzheimer, President of Consumer Education for credit.com. Many card issuers...
11/23/07 Guam Pacific Daily News
Retailers perk up Web sites for holiday shoppers
JAYNE O'DONNELL, USA TODAY Online retailers have been working overtime to improve their Web sites in time for the holiday shopping season. While most of the upgrades should make shopping go more smoothly, some could encourage overspending, overly hasty purchases or simply overlooking things that should be...
...when the package is getting shipped within a couple hours,' says personal finance expert Emily Davidson of Credit.com. The advantages of and...