Intuit Credit Karma 4+

it’s a no-brainer

definitely a tool that I probably couldn’t do most of the things that I’m able to do when it comes to finances. In my opinion, it’s a must have app for everyone and you can choose whichever best suits your needs as far as what you want and what you don’t want out of it, but at the bare minimum, you get an opportunity to constantly see your and breakdown what you can do to either improve it or get the most out of it by the variety of credit cards they can assist you attaining. it really is a good product and nobody bothers you or hounds you you just go on it when you need to get on it look at different things. You can order things that you might feel might be suitable for you or you might need as far as credit alert. You can lock your credit so nobody can run any inquiries on it and then you could choose to unlock it when you want so you don’t have to worry about ID fraud or anything like. There’s so many things. I don’t even use all of them but everything that I do use is so easy to use I couldn’t imagine how I was able to do things before I used them. It’s definitely made me more attentive towards my credit and it also assisted me on shopping for a car for financing. .

Kent Butler

Seems like there is a too much time fluctuation in balances and also inconsistencies . If a person temporarily puts something on a card, it seems the scores go down immediately whereas if one pays the card down, it has to crawl back up the chart at a snail’s pace. Also, one has long term debts as well as credit card debts that affect one’s score. I’ve noticed one might pay a lot on a long term debt and affect his score very little in comparison as a credit card debt. Granted, more than likely, this debt is spread out over time, but if one pays off quicker, the score should follow quicker. I also, realize the situations I mentioned are more just passed along as the rating companies do as they want, but it still adds to or takes away from the working experience on CK’s site. Adding to the above review, which obviously doesn’t get read anyway, I have a card that I use that has no credit to it whatsoever— I get paid on this card and transfer money from it as I use it to purchase things as one would with cash. Anyway, my card information was compromised and I had to utilize “credit”cards until a new card was issued and the situation was addressed. Of course my score took another hit because that’s the way it works. It immediately goes down but takes forever to go back up even if the card is immediately repaid. Exactly, how can a person use a card and not get punished even if he pays off often?

Developer Response ,

Lenders only update the credit bureaus once a month which means it's normal for your report to be a full billing cycle behind current info. That being said, if your account has stopped updating, we want to help! You can reach our Member Support team here: https://support.creditkarma.com/s/newcase

0 stars if I could

Few things. First Credit Karma may give you “some kind of idea” where your credit is. But it’s not accurate. Second they have a feature where you can use credit karma money. I had it for around 7 months. I opened it when I did my taxes last year as credit Karma and Turbo Tax partnered up. Well I had my paychecks set up to Credit Karma Spend. I received my first check. Didn’t receive my second. I called Credit Karma they informed me my account was locked. They told me they would have it unlocked or contact me in 24 hours I emailed them everyday for a week and they had not fixed it. I couldn’t get a new check until my account was closed or unlocked so I had to close my account. I tried to open a new one because again I HAVE to have one for tax purposes. They informed me they can’t open a new one or the old one. “It’s just the way they work.” My fiancé as soon as he set up his tax refund to go in there received an email saying his account will be closed in 15 days with absolutely no way to now change his tax stuff. So we will have to wait for months for him to get his refund. They have the WORST customer service I have EVER experienced. Which is my third thing. Their customer service is awful. They won’t let you speak with a supervisor immediately. They have to “contact you back.” And then they never do. Stay FAR away from credit karma. And until Turbo decides they aren’t partnering with Credit Karma stay Away from them.

Developer Response ,

If the credit bureau makes a change to your report, you’ll see it on Credit Karma after we get the updated information from the bureau. Keep in mind that Credit Karma isn’t able to make changes to your credit reports, and that we depend on the bureaus to provide us with updated information.