Swiping for everything can earn hundreds in rewards. Here's what really happens when you put your whole life on a credit card ...

Businesses may ask you to pay credit card surcharges, also known as checkout fees, when you pay with a credit card. These fees make credit card purchases more costly, even if it' ...

You can pay for just about anything with a credit card, even your mortgage or rent. It's only natural to wonder what else you can pay with a credit card — like property taxes. The IRS lets you ...

Disputing charges is easier than most people think. Here's what actually happens behind the scenes -- and when to contact the merchant first.

Businesses are changing how they accept payments, from credit card surcharges to going cashless. Find out why and how customers are reacting.

It's generally allowed, but it’s more common for in-store purchases. If you want this option for online shopping, you’ll probably have to use PayPal. Many or all of the products on this page are from ...

Paying off your credit cards right away can help you avoid wasting money on interest. It could also help keep your credit score in great shape. There’s a good chance your credit card will charge you ...

As credit cards compete with rewards and bonuses, choosing the wrong one can cost you. Watch the video above to learn how to ...

Tax season officially started on January 26, and you have until April 15 to file and pay without facing penalties. One of the methods you can use to pay Uncle Sam is by using a credit card. But should ...

Although the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) doesn’t directly accept credit card payments, you can still pay your taxes with a credit card by using an authorized third-party payment processor, which ...