Experts explore how 'buy now, pay later' services like Klarna and Affirm can affect your credit score and financial health.

Buy now, pay later plans could help build your credit history, but missing a payment could hurt your credit score later on.

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Federal student loan borrowers should start repaying their loans so as not to affect their credit scores. A pause on credit ...

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Cosigning a loan is more than just a signature. And if you're wondering, does cosigning affect your credit?—the answer is a ...