Some credit cards, particularly from newer companies, promise no credit check and no fees — an ideal combo for those with bad credit. Here are our top picks.

We’ll explain what convenience checks are, how they work and if they’re worth using your credit card for quick cash. Learn more with Forbes Advisor.

When your credit card statement shows up in your mailbox, there may be a little something extra included. Your credit card company may also send along convenience checks, which you can use the ...

Convenience checks, which can also be called credit card checks, are sent out to selected customers. These checks look like any other type of personal check; there's a space to write out the check ...

A hard check will affect your credit score. A hard inquiry occurs when you apply for a new credit product, like a credit card, personal loan or mortgage.

A card that doesn't require a credit check may come with high interest rates and fees. To improve your credit, consider applying for a credit-builder loan.

Used wisely, credit card checks can save you money as you wipe out debt. But they can also be costly with added interest and fees.

“Often I get invitations from credit cards or lenders to check my credit and it states ‘it won’t impact your credit.’ How is that possible?” The credit card invitations you are receiving ...

The Citi Simplicity® Card is a great option for consolidating credit card debt. Intro APR offer: After approval, you'll ...