What's an unsecured credit card? You probably have one and don't even realize it. Unsecured credit cards are pretty common.

Secured credit cards make sense for people who have poor credit and want to practice using a credit card responsibly.

Even after you’ve committed to the safe use of plastic, picking the right card is incredibly complicated.

Credit card rebates, including cash and bonus air miles, come at a steeper price for many credit card customers. Here's some tips on how to benefit from the upside of these popular reward programs while limiting the downside.

Author and personal finance columnist Greg Karp on paying down a mortgage early and using a home equity loan to "pay off" credit card debt.

We’ve broken down our must-ask questions into three categories - what you need to ask about applying, transferring a balance and rewards options.

Not many people know that they can actually cancel their credit card instead of just physically shredding it up.

In the market for a new credit card? Asking yourself "how can I find the best credit card available?" Our credit card guru, Dave Hanson, offers some advice on how to find the best credit card out there.

The credit-card industry has grown brutally competitive in the last 15 years.

Credit cards are like power tools – they help keep your financial house in order, but if you’re careless, you’ll end up bleeding money.