Whether a debit card vs. credit card is a better choice depends on your financial situation and how you manage your money. Learn how to use both options.

Image source: Getty Images If you ask me, a credit card beats out a debit card for almost any kind of purchase. That's because the best credit cards will rack up rewards on most types of purchases -- ...

You should use both credit and debit cards, as credit cards provide credit-building benefits and money-saving perks while debit cards give you easy access to cash. Even though it’s beneficial ...

Debit cards are fine for some types of transactions -- you need one to get cash from an ATM, for example. But there are a few places where credit cards are a much, much better option. That's because ...

There's been a rash of debit card abuse in central Texas recently. The suspect — card skimmers at gas stations. “Many debit card abuse cases have been reported after customers used the gas pumps,” ...

Ever had your card declined at the worst possible moment, or noticed a weird charge on your bank statement? These situations happen more often than you think, especially when you use your debit card ...

Debit cards feel convenient because they pull money straight from your checking account. That same feature makes them risky. If fraud occurs, the cash is gone immediately, and recovering it can take ...

A few months back, I booked my son's summer camp ($1,300) using my Chase credit card. But somehow, the facility accidentally charged me twice! Thankfully, it only took a few seconds of my time to fix.