Credit Karma Opens Doors to 17 Million Credit Invisible Americans

Credit Karma has begun allowing individuals who don’t have a credit score to open an account and use the resources it offers to build a credit history. This is the first time the company has allowed those without a credit score to join, and it opens access to Credit Karma tools for 17 million American adults who either have no credit file or have a credit file with too little history to generate a credit score, Credit Karma said in a Thursday (May 7) press release .