Avery Quinn

Every score is the result of dozens of financial decisions made over months or years. Some of those decisions help a score grow. Others hold it back. If your score...

Seeing a 520 credit score can feel discouraging. Maybe you checked your score after being turned down for credit. Maybe you expected it to be higher. Or maybe you already...

You check your credit score and see 635. That’s not a number that causes immediate panic. It’s also not a number that usually makes people celebrate either.  That’s what makes...

A 643 credit score is usually considered fair under FICO and near prime under VantageScore. It is below the common “good credit” range, but not in the lowest credit score...

One of the most common reasons people take out a loan is to address an unexpected expense caused by a life event. Those don’t stop happening when you’re retired. Life...

When you work in the healthcare industry, you save people’s lives. Doesn’t it make sense that there should be someone out there ready to help with your finances? Loans for...

Loans for nurses are typically personal loans that can help cover both short-term and planned expenses when savings or regular income fall short. Although nursing is often associated with steady...

Filing for bankruptcy doesn’t close the door on borrowing. You can still get a personal loan after bankruptcy, but approval depends on the type of bankruptcy, how long it’s been...

We all know the standard route for borrowing money: you apply at a bank, they check your credit, and you wait for a decision. But life doesn’t always fit into...