Credit, Debt & Loans

You don’t have to tackle your debt alone.

Learn how you can dispute a credit card charge and how to handle fraudulent activity with Huntington Bank.

Credit cards are smart ways to make purchases and build credit, but the buy-now-pay-later convenience can cause some to lose track of their spending and increase their credit card debt.

The financial responsibilities after college can feel daunting. How do you know the right path? Should you focus extra income toward paying off student loans early, saving for retirement, investing, or another financial goal?

When debt balloons, it overwhelms. These steps can help reduce the anxiety.

There are apps to help you understand your debt picture, and budget your way out of it.

Not all credit cards are the same. Understanding the different types of credit cards and their benefits can help you learn which one may be right for you.

When preparing to buy a new house or lease a car, it’s nerve-wracking to know a credit score can play a role in the outcome of these major life decisions, especially if your score is lower than you’d like. But what exactly goes into a credit score and how can you use this information to help improve your score?

When you’re juggling work, chores, and family life, it can be easy to accidentally overdraft on your account. Huntington is here to help you understand overdraft coverage options and provide tips on how you can manage the costs.

When it’s time to consider applying for a loan, it can be overwhelming and confusing to navigate your options. We’re here to help you better understand how short-term loans work and if they may be a good option for you.