| By Jim Bruene on October 14, 2008 10:59 AM | Comments (1) |
The next presenter is Kenneth Lin, CEO of Credit Karma and Nichole Mustard.
Credit Karma has developed an ad-supported, free credit-report service that launched earlier this year. The company first showed its service at our Finovate Startup conference in April.
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Credit Karma showed credit score trends by Internet service provider, with Gmail users leading the pack.
Credit Karma today is introducing a credit card simulator, which lets you run what-ifs on what would happen to your score if certain things happened. For instance, it shows that if you applied for a new credit card, the example score would drop 15 points. If a late payment occurred, it would drop more than 50.
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CreditKarma certainly draws people in with their offer of a free credit score. The only problem is the score is different than a FICO score. Mine was off by 50 points or so. If they could offer a FICO score for free it would really draw more traffic.