You want your first credit card, but no bank will give you one without an established credit history. How do you go about proving you're a good credit risk?

Many young adults face the following problem: They want a credit card to charge things, but how can they persuade a bank to offer you one if you've never done it before?

Almost two weeks ago, Boulder hosted its first presidential visit since the Eisenhower era. President Obama's stop at The Sink and the yogurt incident became local legends.

One of the financial necessities required in today’s world is good credit. It can make a huge difference when you’re trying to pass muster with a landlord, a lender or even a potential employer.

U.S. consumer credit expanded by $21.36 billion to $2.542 trillion in March at the fastest pace since late 2001, boosted by higher student borrowing and a rebound in credit-card use.