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Kelly Dilworth

Kelly Dilworth is a long-time personal finance writer, specializing in the intersection between money and life. She has covered consumer banking and lending since 2010, with a particular focus on credit cards and other financial products, credit reporting and scoring, new consumer research and consumer protection laws. She also regularly writes about spending, saving, budgeting and borrowing and how to be savvier with your money. Her personal finance articles are frequently syndicated and have previously appeared on The Balance, CreditCards.com, NBCNews.com, Money.com, Yahoo! Finance, Fox Business, MSN.com, LendingTree, Student Loan Hero, MagnifyMoney and CompareCards, among other websites and publications.

Articles by Kelly Dilworth

Credit Cards That Offer Instant Credit Card Numbers

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The information related to the American Express Cash Magnet® Card has been collected by LendingTree and has not been reviewed or provided by the issuer... read more

Is There Any Way You Can Have Too Much Credit?

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Credit card rewards programs are so competitive that there’s a high-earning card for just about every common expense: from groceries to gas to airfare, restaurant... read more

What Is Lending Discrimination?

April 15, 2022

Lending discrimination occurs when a lender makes a decision during the mortgage application process based on a person’s race, color, sex, religion, familial status, nationality,... read more

What Is an Interest-Only Mortgage and How Does It Work?

March 25, 2022

An interest-only mortgage (IO mortgage) is a home loan that allows you to make only interest payments for an initial period. Following that period, you... read more

Average Back-to-School Spending Reaches $498, and 33% of Parents Will Go Into Debt To Pay For It

August 9, 2021

As the era of COVID-19 stretches into another topsy-turvy year, families with school-age kids are gearing up for another deeply uncertain and costly back-to-school shopping... read more

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