Credit Karma

Credit Karma’s a great tool to see your credit scores. When you sign up, the site sends notification emails when there are changes to your credit profile. On their site they have offers and advice on how to increase credit scores. I rated 4 vs 5 because the site only shows two of the credit bureaus scores and not all three bureaus. When I visit the site, I’d like to see and compare scores from all three bureaus. Otherwise, it’s a great site.

I have been using Credit Karma for free for many many years. I have never felt the need to switch to any other reporting site. They are fairly accurate minus some details I have heard creditors say they saw on my report which I couldn't. The only thing I wish they were more detailed on information on ways to get your score higher. Maybe a bot or something that was detailed on the best corrective actions for your credit besides new cards or loans.

Credit Karma does a great job most of the time. But there's way too much automation and it seems like you're not actually dealing with human beings. I realize they only report my scores rather than creating them but their site can often leave you frustrated such as getting email notifications with links that carry you to the wrong page so you have to manually search the site to see what they're talking about. At times it feels like they're spamming me because there's really nothing there for me to see when I get there and when they offer things like winning money, there's always a catch such as joining to get their debit card which I already have so many debit cards I simply do not need another... and that leaves me out on their giveaway opportunities.

I am a senior citizen and a retired educator. Being of little means, on social security, I wanted something simple, secure and reliable. A few years ago when I was looking for such a way online, I stumbled across Credit Karma. Before I went there, I began the process with another online entity that advertised itself as free, but near the end of that process they asked me how I wanted to pay their processing fee! With Credit Karma, there are no games. What they advertise is what we get. I am very happy with them.

Very satisfied with this service from Credit Karma. Had my return done in just a few minutes. And unlike TaxAct and TurboTax, there was no charge for my filing, state or federal. They both wanted to charge around an extra $40 to complete my filing (because I had a lottery winning). It truly is a shame since I have used TaxAct exclusively in the past.

With no emails. No communication that the account was being deactivated. This is a service that used and promoted by the United States government to complete your taxes. Our personal information is on this website and they have completely deactivated me without the chance to get my documents. Stay away.

I have been with Credit Karma for several years and they have served me well. I have been educated by them on reviewing my credit report, they have shown me the best credit cards to sign up for, they help with buying a car, buying car insurance.

Credit Karma is always refreshed and lets you know about your credit score. It offers ways to fix your credit and reduce balances. It also has recommendations for credit cards and other ways to fix your credit. It has a link for unclaimed property that you can access through your own state to see if you have some money floating out there. Overall good site.

This site provides the information I need when checking out my credit score and availability. It also keeps me posted on any changes that take place, and it's FREE. It also offers opportunities to obtain credit from various sources based on your score, and provides detailed descriptions of all your credit use compared to your credit availability, and how that use affects your score.

How I feel? About those who steal into my financial information? The answer is "ANGRY". Credit Karma is doing a good job of notifying consumers when a data breach occurs. I appreciate being notified.