What's the best consumer option for paying down credit card debt? The answer is steeped in irony and may surprise you.

When you're over 60 days late with a credit card payment, you can get slapped with a higher-than-average APR – usually around 29.99%.

Managing multiple credit card due dates can often be challenging for individuals, especially when juggling various financial ...

If you use a 0% intro APR credit card, you could pay off your car loan with no interest, but watch out for high fees, and make sure not to fall behind on payments.

Payments to vendors carry a fee of 2.9 percent plus $0.30 per transaction. So for a $1,000 payment, PayPal collects $29.30. You have the option to pay this for the transaction or the recipient ...

Why can’t I use my credit card to pay my car payment? Even if your credit card issuer allows it, your auto lender may not. Credit cards charge merchant fees ranging between 1.5% and 3.5%.

With average credit card rates over 24%, even Warren Buffett's returns can't beat paying off debt. See the brutal math that makes paying off your credit card debt first the smart bet.

Credit cards might be convenient and reliable, but here are some scenarios where swiping or entering your digits could be ...

Visitors to D.C. for World Pride, the Fourth of July and other summer events won’t have to line up at fare machines to pay for Metro. Starting Wednesday, riders can pay with their credit cards ...

Credit card debt is rising at its fastest clip in more than 20 years as Americans owe a record $986 billion on their credit cards, a 14.7% increase from a year ago.

Credit card bill payment online and offline: Credit card bills can be paid offline via customer care, ATMs, bank branches, or through cheques. Online methods include net banking, IMPS, NEFT, and ...

If you are at the tail end of your loan repayment period, with a balance you could comfortably pay off within the 15-to 18-month window of a typical 0% card, and you can qualify for a card with a ...