March 4 deadline looms to apply for part of $3M Credit Karma settlement

Credit Karma was accused of deceiving consumers into believing they qualified for credit cards that they were not eligible for

PHOENIX — Consumers who were declined for a credit card after receiving a pre-approved offer from Credit Karma have until March 4 to claim their part of a $3 million settlement.

"Consumers who applied incurred a hard inquiry on their credit reports, and, if they were denied, may have damaged their credit scores unnecessarily," noted the Federal Trade Commission in their announcement of the claims process. Bankruptcy questions? Call our Let Joe Know 'Ask An Attorney' phone bank Kirsten Johnson 4:28 AM, Feb 21, 2024 Let Joe Know

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