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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Certified Hug Therapist'

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When a man's poor credit score lands him in therapy, his therapist thinks what'll cheer him up is a hug. With the ring of a bell, one man comes out to embrace him and leaves him feeling more optimistic. Even though that didn't help his credit score, his therapist recommends he use Credit Karma.

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Your Car Can Do More'

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A man trots dutifully out to his rundown car, looking at the vehicle dolefully before pulling up the Credit Karma app. With a swipe of his finger, he watches his credit score go up and sees a sporty car before him with green flames painted on the sides. Another swipe reveals a convertible sedan with a car seat already installed, but he opts for a bike rack instead. Credit Karma encourages you to begin using its services to not only view your credit score, but also gain access to tips on improvin

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Why?'

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Credit Karma knows that some people have been wondering how they can just give out free credit scores. But, Credit Karma thinks a better question to ask is why do they do it? Simple. They believe that everyone deserves a chance to build a better future. And, they give out free credit scores because they think it's a powerful place to start. Plus, if you find a loan on Credit Karma, your lender pays them. That's the how and why of the free credit scores from Credit Karma.

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Do You Know Your Credit Score?'

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Nunchucks'

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Feeling threatened by free credit monitoring? No need for nunchucks, trust CreditKarma.com to give you free credit scores and monitoring without having to use your credit card.

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Free'

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Everyday Problems'

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Cathy is an analyst at CreditKarma.com. She's a numbers geek and uses data to solve everyday problems to help you make better choices and save time.

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'That's Credit'

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A man and a woman are sitting on a bench discussing Credit Karma. She doesn't think she needs to know her credit score, until the man points out how often it's used. After explaining that renting an apartment or buying a new cellphone require a good credit score, she changes her tune and heads to CreditKarma.com.

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Credit Karma TV Commercial 'Before and After'

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Credit Karma has created a before and after scenario of those who haven't checked their credit. A couple walks into an apartment with a questionable looking landlord who tells them that their credit isn't great, but that they'll love this place. The man nearly bumps his head on the low ceiling with the echo of police sirens blaring from outside. The woman mentions something about they really need to figure out their credit just moments before a lightbulb burns out. After using Credit Karma, the

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Changes'

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When her friend asks if she wants to check her credit score on Credit Karma, a woman is dismissive, believing that credit scores don't change that much. After all, she says, she hasn't changed. But she's forgetting about her "yoga pants phase," during which she would sport the garments for every event: girls nights, business-casual meetings and summer weddings. These embarrassing flashbacks convince her to reconsider.

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'High Five'

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Bad Neighbors: Cat Lady'

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As their new neighbor waves at them from outside, a couple expresses how glad they are to finally have someone sweet living next door. To their dismay, they see the woman has also brought along her many cats. The wife immediately begins sneezing as the couple's dogs run downstairs to bark loudly at the felines through the window. Her partner, having realized the problems the new neighbor will cause, stares out the window gloomily. When it's time to move, Credit Karma invites you to check your cr

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Old Blue'

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A man asks his friend why she's checking her credit score on Credit Karma, and she reminds him that he probably doesn't want to drive his car "Old Blue" forever. He remembers all the times his car has broken down and fallen apart and decides to give Credit Karma a try.

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Protection'

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This guy obviously doesn't believe he can get really free credit monitoring from Credit Karma. Visit CreditKarma.com today to learn more.

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, '19 People Each Minute'

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Revolution'

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There's a revolution in credit scores. Credit Karma provides free credit scores.

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Adulting'

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Being an adult isn't always easy, but an office employee explains to his coworker that Credit Karma helps him with the whole adulting thing. Thinking back to the time he mounted a TV onto the wall wrong, the coworker decides to try free credit monitoring for himself.

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'The Man: Interest Rates'

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Fantasy'

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You don't have to live in a fantasy land to get a free credit scores online, you just need to visit CreditKarma.com!

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Credit Karma TV Commercial, 'Record Shop'

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An employee at a record shop is about to check his credit score with Credit Karma, but this has his coworker concerned. Next thing you know, he'll be carpooling to a corporate office job, giving pitches in meetings and fixing a busted old copier. But the man reassures her: he's only checking so they can one day have good enough credit to buy their own record shop, a proposition for which she is "so down."

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