Paying your credit card bill on the wrong day could cost you. Expert John Liang reveals the best and worst days to pay—and ...

Believing these common credit card myths could drag down your score. Learn the truth and build your credit the smart way.

Credit cards sometimes get a bad rap for their high interest rates and fees, or for being the mechanism that gets some people ...

Credit card issuers don't need to keep an account open indefinitely, and according to their internal policy, they may flag dormant accounts after a few months and subsequently close them if no further ...

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Credit cards are convenient at home and abroad, but Canadians often waste money on unnecessary fees. Here’s what to watch for ...

Credit card debt myths are stubborn. Some half-truths sound so reasonable and are repeated so often that you barely question them, but that’s how people wind up wasting money.

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Let’s clear this once and for all—checking your own credit score—called a soft pull—does not hurt your score; compared to ...

Paying for perks you don't think you'll use? Here are three signs your credit card's annual fee isn't worth it.

Even if a user pays off the balance in full, a sudden account closure reduces their total available credit and can damage their credit utilization ratio.

From paying bills on time to requesting a credit increase, these simple steps can boost your credit and make it easier (and cheaper) to borrow in the future.