ClearScore VS WalletHub

You can check out your credit rating on totallymoney.com or clearscore.com for free should give you an idea of how much the new debit card has affected your score. Source: over 1 year ago

My utility bills show up on my credit report (energy on www.creditkarma.co.uk, telephone and water on clearscore.com) - worth checking you're the bill payer for those. You should be able to get free credit reports that suggest how to improve (e.g. Getting on the electoral roll). Source: over 1 year ago

If you signup for something like https://clearscore.com (free), they do provide some advice on their website, and possibly some help if you need further clarification. Source: over 1 year ago

Clearscore.com is a free credit report site, you can sign up with them and they will give you offers based on your credit rating, otherwise you can have a look on gocompare/comparethemarket etc, theyll have a credit comparision section where you can look for 0% on new purchases cards. Source: almost 2 years ago

Visit clearscore.com, they also have a Android (not sure about iOS) app you can download. There they can help you. Source: almost 2 years ago

I don't think the wallethub.com list is the source I would rest my entire case on, but I already conceded that Springdale is almost as diverse as Little Rock. I wouldn't lean too heavily on "there are multiple types of diversity, and also different kinds of white people" argument either if I were you. Anyway, it appears you have a chip on your shoulder about the whole thing so enjoy your downvote lol. Source: 11 months ago

I think it's important to understand that your source is a nothing but an advertisement for the website https://wallethub.com/. Source: over 1 year ago

Created a new account at wallethub.com to monitor credit ongoing. Source: over 1 year ago

If you don’t pay your credit card you are being charged 36% on the new First PREMIER® Bank Credit Card. The card is unsecured and for bad credit. It has an annual fee of $50 - $125 1st yr, $45 - $49 after that. Plus, there’s a $55 - $95 one-time processing fee. (According to wallethub.com). Source: almost 2 years ago

His home, that certainly could be a pretty big difference, again depending on a lot of factors. The median home price in NYC is $733k per Zillow, and $161k in STL, so that is a big difference. If he'd buy the median home in either place then I get a ~$10.5k difference in property taxes (using figures I got from wallethub.com). Source: over 2 years ago