What Does “Too Few Accounts Paid as Agreed” Mean?
If "too few accounts paid as agreed" turns up on your credit report, it means one of two things - both of which are bad for your credit. Here's a breakdown on…
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Credit FAQs
Can I Use My Discover Card Abroad?
It's exciting to plan a trip outside of the United States, but it can be a little confusing to decide how you will pay for your purchases in another country…
What Is a Maxed-Out Credit Card?
A maxed-out credit card is a signal to check in with your current budget, expenses, credit cards and financial accounts. Learn how to do that here.
How Do You Quickly Raise Your Credit Score?
Having a solid credit score can save you a lot of money and quite a few headaches - and the sooner you get it there the better. Here are some tips to help you…
What’s the Difference Between Credit and Debit Cards?
Knowing when to use credit or debit cards can improve your rewards while protecting large purchases and preventing fraud. Discover shows how using the right…
What is an APR?
Not all credit card offers are designed equally. Before opening your next credit card account, make sure you understand APR for credit cards and how your…
What is the Difference Between APR and Interest?
The terms "APR" and "interest" are often used interchangeably in casual conversation, but they're actually different on paper when you get down to the numbers. …
What is a Charge Card?
Learn how charge cards and credit cards differ and see which one is right for you.
Does Checking Your Credit Score Hurt Your Credit?
When you check your own credit, you're carrying out a "soft inquiry" - but is that actually a bad thing?