
With every election comes a whirlwind of predictions about the economy. But no matter who is in office, each of us can benefit from focusing on our personal finances and long-term goals.
Practical guides on building credit, budgeting, saving, and using AI to manage your money. Written by the TomoCredit team, the people behind TomoBoost and TomoIQ, for anyone working toward their first good credit score or trying to make a paycheck go further.

With every election comes a whirlwind of predictions about the economy. But no matter who is in office, each of us can benefit from focusing on our personal finances and long-term goals.

As we approach the end of the year, it's an ideal time to start planning for a financially successful 2025. Here are strategies to consider for managing personal finances and investments.

For many consumers, budgeting during the holidays can be challenging, especially with rising inflation. Buy Now, Pay Later provides a flexible and budget-friendly way to spread out costs.

Last Monday, mortgage rates saw a surprising dip, bringing hope to many homeowners looking to refinance. However, it may not be the perfect time to jump on the refinancing bandwagon just yet.

Back in 2011, there was one and only way to get approved for an auto loan—having a good credit score. As a first generation immigrant, I had no idea what a credit score was, and I didn't have one.

With the holiday shopping season upon us, it's essential to get prepared so you can enjoy the festivities without experiencing a post-holiday financial headache.

Building a solid credit score isn't just about securing personal loans. For small business owners, a great credit score can be the key to unlocking capital, fueling growth, and driving success.

The holidays are a time when many people find themselves overspending and feeling the financial strain that follows in January. But you don't have to sacrifice the joy of the season to stay on budget.

Navigating the many insurance choices in the U.S. to find the right plan at a reasonable cost can be daunting. That's where TomoCredit steps in, streamlining the process for life's uncertainties.

With the potential for an interest rate drop, many consumers may wonder how it could impact their financial situation. A decrease in rates presents several valuable opportunities to borrow smarter.

The emotional toll of a breakup is hard enough, but when your financial world begins to unravel too, it can feel like a double blow. Here's how to rebuild your credit after divorce.

Based on our credit coaching calls with Tomo members, the number one reason they want to build credit is to buy their first house. Here's how a fixed-rate mortgage differs from an ARM.
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