5 Reasons Credit Cards Are Still the Best Way to Pay by Dan Caplinger Apr 23rd 2013 9:55AM As long as you pay off your balance every month, using a credit card can often be the smartest way to pay, thanks to these beneficial features other methods don't offer.
A Debt Collector Came After Me for $8.97 by Credit.com Apr 11th 2013 5:00AM An overdue movie rental turned into a collections ordeal for one woman. Could an $8.97 debt impact your credit score?
6 Smart Moves to Boost Your Credit Score by Selena Maranjian and Dan Caplinger Apr 8th 2013 5:00AM Even if you're not planning on applying for a mortgage or credit card anytime soon, you need a good credit score. Here are some lesser-known strategies to help boost yours.
Walmart Offers 15ยข-a-Gallon Gas Discounts to Cardholders by Matt Brownell Apr 1st 2013 5:15PM For the next few months, Walmart will offer a 15-cents-a-gallon discount at its gas stations. The catch: You have to pay with a Walmart credit card.
ATM Viruses Are Out to Steal Your Cash by Credit.com Apr 1st 2013 1:05PM Some of the world's largest banks, including Chase, Capital One and Citibank, have been hit by malware intended to steal payment card data.
The Worst Way to Pay Your Taxes: Put Them on a Credit Card by Dan Caplinger Apr 1st 2013 11:33AM If you're one of the many taxpayers who owes the IRS some cash this year, you'll want to steer clear of one increasingly popular way to pay that tax bill: your credit card.
If Justice Roberts Can Be an ID Theft Victim, Is Anyone Safe? by Matt Brownell Mar 29th 2013 3:30PM John Roberts, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, reportedly had his credit card number stolen this week. Here's how to protect yourself against the same crime.
Medical Credit Cards Can Cause Heartburn by Kiplinger Mar 29th 2013 5:00AM Some health care providers are offering credit cards designed to cover uninsured costs, but these cards come with a host of potential problems.
