If you’re using your credit card issuer’s app or website just to pay your bills and check in on some recent transactions, you ...

They deserve 0 stars. Did NOT use my credit card for 3 years and magically a $35 charge was made. I did not use the card, so though it was a scammer. I tried to fight the charges but got nowhere.

In 2016, just five years ago, the huge data breach, or the dark side of technology, was a spectacular cybercrime, with credit cards especially ... TRW was stolen from a Sears (SHLD) store on ...

Want to score these protections (and a sweet welcome offer)? See our top credit cards with the best sign-up bonuses available right now. I hand over my credit card pretty freely at restaurants.

It was with a sense of nostalgia that I covered the recent announcement that the Miners National Bank is being converted into a hotel. The Pottsville landmark on south Center Street was where I had my ...

To sign up for the card, you must put down a deposit of between $300 and $5,000, which essentially acts as your credit line. As long as you spend within your credit limit and pay your bill on time ...

He noticed a sign stating that customers using a credit card would be charged $1 more per gallon. Curious, he asked the station manager if the sign was a mistake. “And he said no,” Igo ...

But even when you successfully bypass these last-minute impulse purchases, the cashier may deliver a persuasive pitch asking you to sign up for a new store credit card. Many retailers try to ...

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Evan Coleman is an Updates Editor on the Credit Cards and Travel Rewards team at Forbes Advisor, showcasing his interest in personal finance and love of travel. He has written for a variety of ...