Credit Card News

A big emergency like a hurricane or earthquake can be hazardous to more than just your life and your home, according to the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC). It can also impact your...

Online shoppers will be able to check out with Visa Checkout at more sites than ever before, as the service expands to include 33 new merchants, including Best Buy, Under Armour, and Barnes &...

If you’ve got Apple Pay or Google Wallet on your smartphone and you frequently shop at Rite Aid, it’s time to celebrate. The company announced that they began accepting mobile payments this...

Corporate travelers have a new option for planning their business trips. Orbitz for Business has partnered with Visa to create Visa Travel Manager, which is scheduled to debut in October 2015....

A recent credit card study showed that the average credit card charges six separate fees. Fees are charged for things like withdrawing cash from an ATM, foreign transactions, and making late...

A recent survey revealed a startling truth about the finances of many Americans: over half of them don’t have enough money saved to cover their expenses in the event of an emergency. The survey,...

The coming wave of chip-enabled EMV credit cards is good news for consumers, who will be better protected from fraudulent charges and identity theft, but for small businesses, it could be a...

A group of consumer advocates and nonprofit companies are urging the United States government to push for faster adaptation to chip and PIN technology in order to protect consumers. “Congress...

Warm weather means backyard barbecues, summer vacations, and lots of weddings. If any of your friends are getting hitched this year, you may want to think twice before agreeing to serve as a...

The majority of young people have no plan in place to achieve their financial goals, according to a recent survey by iQuantifi, a virtual financial advising company catering to Millennials and young...

Improving your credit score can take a long time and be a frustrating process. But a new study from credit bureau Experian suggests that one way to help people boost their credit would be to reflect...

The director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Richard Cordray, believes that the United States is facing a crisis when it comes to financial education. He also thinks that it is...