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Here’s how Credit Karma can help you make better financial decisions

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Improving your financial wellbeing isn’t something that you should do alone. You’re going to need all the help that you can get, and Intuit’s Credit Karma is here to provide you with the tools that you need to help make those decisions. Signing up for the platform is easy, and we highly recommend doing so right now so that you can start enjoying its many benefits.

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Credit scores

Credit Karma started as a platform to access your credit scores and reports from TransUnion and Equifax for free, 24/7. This purpose hasn’t changed, and by analyzing this information, Credit Karma can recommend offers that could help you stretch your money and increase your savings.

Credit cards

Credit Karma can provide assistance in applying for credit cards. The platform provides members with recommendations, whether you have excellent credit or fair credit, and it lists important information such as fees and welcome bonuses. 

Loans (personal and auto)

If you’re looking to apply for a personal loan or auto loan, Credit Karma can suggest offers based on your credit profile. You’ll see all the details of any loan proposal upfront, and you’ll even see your Approval Odds. Approval Odds serve as guidelines regarding the likelihood you’ll be approved for a specific loan. Everyone’s credit situation is different, so your odds might be different from those of other Credit Karma members.

Auto insurance

A solid auto insurance is a necessity, and Credit Karma can help you compare different quotes for your car, your family, and your peace of mind. Like with the loans, the platform will provide you with the important information that you need so that you won’t second-guess your decision on where to sign up.

Tax preparation

Credit Karma is brought to you by the same company behind TurboTax — our top pick among the best tax software — and these two platforms will work together for tax preparation to help make sure that you don’t miss the filing deadline and to help you maximize your refund. The information from your Credit Karma account can automatically added to your tax documents on TurboTax, and you may also receive special offers and prices for tax filings.

Credit monitoring

By opting in to credit monitoring, you will receive notifications if there are significant changes to your TransUnion and Equifax credit reports. Not only does this help allow you to stay on top of any potential errors that could impact your credit score, but it also can alert you to potential cases of identity theft.

Connected accounts/net worth

Credit Karma can help you keep track of your finances, identify additional savings opportunities, and find ways to help make your money grow. You can link your financial accounts to the platform to view  your assets and transactions in one place, and to calculate your net worth. You’ll even receive monthly insights on your spending habits to assist you with your budget.

Sign up to Credit Karma now

There are so many benefits to creating a Credit Karma account, and it’s a no-brainer since this is free. Sign up now to gain a valuable partner in your financial journey.

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