Debit cards are easy and don't hit you with interest charges. But they have some downsides. When to use debit, and when to ...

Allegheny Health Network, Saint Vincent's parent organization, is no longer accepting cash or checks for most medical ...

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The City of Edmonton is launching a trial period to expand its transit payment system to include direct credit and debit card ...

A credit card skimmer found at the Family Dollar in Stratford, New Jersey, may have been there as long as two weeks.

Debit or credit? We look into whether debit or credit cards offer better benefits for everyday purchases, including rewards, fraud protection and how to avoid interest charges.

Most Americans think they're playing it smart with credit cards—earning points here, dodging interest there. But when Tucker Carlson asked financial guru Dave Ramsey a simple question—"What's wrong ...

For many, a mix-and-match approach works best. Use credit for big purchases and rewards, debit for day-to-day spending, and ...

Using debit cards means missing out on valuable travel rewards, trip protections, and perks that save you hundreds (or even ...

Credit and debit card spending rose by 5.7% in June compared to the same month last year, according to new figures from Bank ...

The credit card giant says its One Credential will let you pay via credit, debit, installment and crypto. Here's what to watch out for.