American Express will pay more than $100 million to settle allegations that it misled consumers.
Some are offering very lucrative sign-up bonuses and others have excellent continuing rewards that set them apart.
As banking fees rise, more Americans are turning to prepaid cards -- but how do you decide if it's right for you?
They're called '0% promotional balance transfers,' and they can save you money -- or they can drive you deeper into debt.
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Checks are finally being mailed to millions of credit card holders as a result of class-action settlement. Don't toss it.
Credit cards are valuable tools, but they're also misunderstood. Here's advice from someone who eats, sleeps, and breathes credit cards.
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