Some types of credit cards don't deserve a spot in your wallet. Find out which cards you're better off steering clear of.

Under a new bill introduced this month, Washington state could lead a nationwide charge in addressing the ballooning “swipe fee” problem; fees that cut into small businesses’ profit margins and raise ...

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If you're a frequent restaurant diner or grocery shopper, it'll be hard to find a better cash-back card for no annual fee. And it's also a great pick for entertainment spending, whether you're ...

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I thought it would be a good idea to open a new credit card. However, in the year since, I haven't used it at all.

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For example, you’d pay $1.50 to $3.50 in credit card fees for a sale of $100. How much you’re actually charged depends on factors like the card type and whether the transaction was made in ...

A credit card’s interest rate is called its APR, or annual percentage rate. Different rates may be applied to various types ...

Some travelers prefer trading their U.S. dollars for euros or other currencies at their local bank so they have cash to tip taxi drivers or porters at the airport or buy a coffee or lunch.

As of January, paying your JCP&L bill via a one-time charge from a bank account now comes with a 50-cent transaction fee. Previously, it was free.

You can't be charged a surcharge for a debit card transaction, but you can be required to pay a convenience fee. 3News' ...