Most banks have 20-40% of the credit limit as the cash withdrawal limit. Most credit card issuers levy a charge of 2.5-3% of the transaction amount on cash withdrawals.

Before you rush to withdraw money from an ATM using your credit card, know that it comes at a high cost. Select explains why it's not recommended.

What is a cash advance? A cash advance is a transaction that allows you to withdraw money from a credit card. Instead of using your credit card to purchase goods or services, you essentially use ...

Be mindful and rack up your spends only as much as you can comfortably afford to clear each month. Anything more can mean ...

Martin Lewis has issued an urgent alert to Brits about the use of credit cards while on holiday. The finance expert has drawn attention to the potential hazards of withdrawing cash with this type of ...

More salaried individuals are shifting from passive savings to active cash management. A new strategy uses credit cards for ...

Debit or credit? We look into whether debit or credit cards offer better benefits for everyday purchases, including rewards, ...

Few people keep large amounts of cash at home these days. But what if you need to withdraw a significant sum quickly?

Among the key updates, credit card issuers must notify customers of any changes in fees via SMS, with customers allowed to terminate their agreement within 14 days of receiving the notice. E-wallet ...

A survey conducted by Opinium and Be Clever With Your Cash found that traveling abroad without cash is more expensive for ...

The Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) has announced updated credit card rules. The updated regulations will be for credit card issuance and operation, targeting cost reduction for customers whilst increasing ...

Can You Get Cash From a Credit Card? Sure. Many credit cards include the ability to withdraw cash, called a cash advance, from your credit line.