8 times you’re using the wrong credit card

Fighting back against credit card fraud will take time and discipline, but the effort is worth it, no matter the amount stolen from you.

You went in for an oil change. You left with an itemized bill as long as your arm. Here's why.

With so many incentives to shop, it’s tough to predict which bargains will actually be worthwhile. Here are a few tips for this Black Friday.

When you aren’t focused on debt and are looking to make the most of your cards, consider these seven tips to free up money for other goals.

The Identity Theft Resource Center has seen an uptick in student loan forbearance scams. Here are some recommendations on how to stay out of harm’s way.

Here's an end-of-year checklist that can help ensure you're getting the most out of your credit card.

Shoppers who used "buy now, pay later" to help finance gifts this holiday season may soon encounter an unwelcome surprise: Returns can be more challenging than when buying from the store with cash or a credit card.

When you receive an email or mail notice inviting you to join a class-action lawsuit, or notifying you that you’ve been automatically included, it might give you pause. Is it worth the small reward — usually under $20 — to give up your rights to sue individually?