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Credit Karma provides financial tools and resources to help over 130 million members in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. track their credit scores and improve their financial health. The platform offers services such as credit and identity monitoring, personalized credit card recommendations, and options for shopping loans for cars, homes, and personal needs, all without any cost to users. Credit Karma stands out from its competitors by operating on a freemium model, allowing users to access valuable financial information for free while earning revenue through partnerships with financial institutions. The company's goal is to empower individuals to achieve their financial goals and make a positive impact in the financial industry.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$358M
Headquarters
Oakland, California
Founded
2007
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We all have a unique relationship with our finances shaped by our upbringing, culture, generation, and more. These influences can alter our perception of our finances and impact our choices — sometimes negatively.When a person has a distorted or unhealthy perception of their financial situation, it may be considered a form of “money dysmorphia.” Although it’s not a formally recognized psychological condition, the term is increasingly used to describe irrational beliefs or feelings about wealth, spending, or financial stability.If that sounds familiar, you may wonder if you have money dysmorphia. Learn more about the signs and symptoms, and what to do if you’re struggling.What is money dysmorphia?Drawing parallels to the mental health condition of body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) — commonly referred to as body dysmorphia — money dysmorphia refers to a distorted perception of your financial situation that doesn't match reality.For example, money dysmorphia can cause stress and anxiety around spending money, even though you earn plenty to cover all of your costs. Or it may drive you to overspend and have a distorted view of what you can truly afford.According to a 2024 study conducted by Qualtrics on behalf of Intuit Credit Karma, 29% of Americans experience money dysmorphia, with younger generations being more likely to report feelings of financial inadequacy (43% of Gen Z and 41% of millennials).7 signs of money dysmorphiaMoney dysmorphia doesn’t manifest the same way in every person. Some key indicators that you may be struggling with money dysmorphia can include:Avoiding checking your bank account balances, or constantly checking your account balancesMaxing out your credit cardsConstantly worrying about not saving enough moneyAvoiding spending any amount of money or making financial decisions because it causes you anxietyFeeling guilty or ashamed after spending moneyFeeling like you don’t have enough moneyConstantly comparing your financial situation to othersRead more: Most Americans are dissatisfied with their savings, survey showsRegardless of how money dysmorphia may present itself, the consequences can be severe and far-reaching.“The reality is that money dysmorphia can hold people back in personal and financial ways,” said Han Lim Kim, a licensed clinical psychologist at Clarity Therapy NYC. “You might be losing or hurting relationships by avoiding spending on activities with friends and family and miss out on the joys connected to these interactions
Walmart and investment firm Ribbit Capital are reportedly leading a funding round of more than $300 million for FinTech startup One, which is majority-owned by Walmart. The round, which has not closed, would value One at $2.5 billion before the new money is raised, Bloomberg reported Thursday (Dec. 12), citing an unnamed source. Neither Walmart nor Ribbit Capital immediately replied to PYMNTS’ request for comment
Intuit has rolled out new tax platform offerings for personal and small business filers. The company behind services like TurboTax, Credit Karma and QuickBooks announced the new tools Thursday (Dec. 5), saying they were part of its efforts to help taxpayers outside of tax season. “Receiving a tax refund is a pivotal moment in the financial lives of millions of Americans each year, so we’re laser focused on eliminating the work and worry of tax filing, delivering the best ‘done-for-you’ tax prep experience on the market that puts maximum refunds guaranteed into customers’ pockets faster,” Mark Notarainni, Intuit executive vice president and general manager of the company’s consumer group, said in a news release
All artificial intelligence (AI) systems are software, but not all software is AI. At least, not yet. Embracing the AI-ification of everything was the theme of accounting and tax software provider Intuit Inc.’s Q1 2025 earnings call on Thursday (Nov. 21), where executives highlighted the success of the company’s AI-driven strategy. “We’ve had a strong start to the year as we demonstrate the power of Intuit’s AI-driven expert platform strategy. By delivering ‘done-for-you’ experiences, enabled by AI with access to AI-powered human experts, we continue to fuel the success of consumers and businesses,” said Sasan Goodarzi, Intuit’s chief executive officer
Intuit has added a generative artificial intelligence (AI)-powered financial assistant to QuickBooks. The new Intuit Assist for QuickBooks is designed to help small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) by generating estimates, invoices, bills and payment reminders and delivering personalized recommendations, the company said in a Wednesday (Nov. 20) press release. “With Intuit Assist, customers can leverage connected tools and services to manage and keep a business growing,” Dave Talach, senior vice president, product, Intuit QuickBooks, said in the release. “It’s a game changer that empowers business owners to work like they have a larger team behind them, with a holistic view of their business.”
In collaboration with national nonprofit Education at Work, Intuit connects college students with work opportunities in Tax and Accounting to gain experience and help pay for collegeTEMPE, Ariz., Aug. 28, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Education at Work, a national work-based learning non-profit, in collaboration with Intuit Inc. (Nasdaq: INTU), the global financial technology platform that makes Intuit TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks, and Mailchimp, announce a new pilot program to help college students gain valuable industry experience in tax, accounting, and financial services while earning money to offset college expenses.The initial phase of the program launches in the fall semester of 2024 and will include up to 60 undergraduate students from Arizona State University who will work in flexible, part-time roles in Intuit's TurboTax business while earning up to $5,250 in tuition assistance. Based on job performance, the students will have the opportunity to transition into roles in Intuit's Expert Network, which connects tax experts with consumers and small businesses."The industry is seeing a critical shortage of certified tax and accounting professionals and this new program helps us strengthen our talent pipeline by making careers in tax and accounting accessible and attractive to a diverse group of students," said David Graham, senior vice president of Intuit's Expert Network, a community of thousands of tax, accounting, and bookkeeping professionals supporting Intuit's customers.U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics research shows that a growing economy and an increasingly complex tax and regulatory environment will create strong demand for tax and accounting professionals, including tax preparers and advisors. With a growing number of seasoned professionals retiring and few young people entering the profession, there is high demand for early career accountants and tax preparers and advisors
Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are increasingly adopting digital solutions to help them improve their cash flow, Intuit executives said Thursday (Aug. 22). The company, which owns TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks and Mailchimp, saw the revenue growth in its SMB unit outpace that of its other segments during the fourth quarter and the full fiscal year ended July 31, according to a Thursday earnings release. “This momentum demonstrates the power of our small and mid-market business platform and the mission-critical nature of our offerings as customers look to grow their business and improve cash flow in any economic environment,” Intuit Chief Financial Officer Sandeep Aujla said Thursday during the company’s quarterly earnings call
Credit Karma has agreed to acquire technology and assets from Zendrive, a mobility risk intelligence provider.
Credit Karma has partnered with Zendrive since it launched Karma Drive more than three years ago.
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CallRail, the AI-powered lead intelligence platform, today announced a new integration with Intuit Mailchimp (Nasdaq: INTU), the #1 email marketing and automation platform*, which is available to mutual customers now. This partnership will allow mutual CallRail and Mailchimp customers to bridge the gap between on- and offline channels by providing prompt, customized customer engagement based on lead attributes and AI-identified conversation insights.**Businesses have limited time to close a new opportunity, making the timing and content of every touchpoint critical. With this integration, businesses have the ability to improve the customer experience by engaging customers and prospects with personalized and timely email or SMS marketing. The integration between Mailchimp and CallRail harvest insights (why they called, what they are looking for, overall sentiment, etc.) of each call, text and form fill and apply them to Mailchimp's robust marketing capabilities with advanced segmentation and tagging. Small business owners can pre-determine which customer journey to send a prospect on in order to best meet their needs to maximize conversions.Marketers using this integration will be able to send automated follow-up emails or SMS messages to prospects after they interact with the business. Additionally, they will be able to automate different messages for the customer based on:Sentiment: Use AI to identify call sentiment for customer segmentation
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Intuit Inc. (Nasdaq: INTU), the global financial technology platform that makes Intuit TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks, and Mailchimp, is awarding three small businesses $20,000 each as part of the Intuit QuickBooks and Mailchimp Small Business Hero Day. The third annual celebration is part of Intuit’s Small Business Success Month, and is one of many activities during May that spotlights the importance of small businesses and provides them with support to drive their continued success.Small businesses make an incredible impact on the people and communities they serve which is why Intuit is dedicated to honoring their contributions. New data from the Intuit QuickBooks Small Business Success Month Survey found that small businesses play a key role in creating opportunities for women, people of color and other marginalized groups, as 36% of those surveyed believe that small businesses help diversify the community by bringing new people to the area. This year’s three Small Business Heroes are making a particularly unique impact in this area, with their dedication to driving inclusivity and belonging for groups that might otherwise be left behind. From helping the formerly incarcerated reintegrate into the community and start on new productive paths, to creating a safe space for diversity through the art of dance, and giving adults of all abilities the chance to learn and thrive.Intuit is thrilled to recognize these three inspiring small business owners for the pivotal role that they play in each of the communities they serve.The Elevation Project (Philadelphia, PA) is a community-based organization in West Philadelphia, created by LaTrista Webb after she saw the impact incarceration had on her community, including a close friend and family member, learning first-hand how difficult re-entry can be as they transitioned back into the community