It's a common credit building strategy — becoming an authorized user on someone else's credit card. While there are indeed ...

What not to do if you find a lost credit card Don’t leave the card where you found it. A lost card can fall into the wrong hands, leading to fraudulent charges and withdrawals.

Credit card balances rose by $27 billion in the second quarter to $1.21 trillion, according to a new report by the New York ...

When I turned 18 (25 years ago), my parents had me open a credit card in my name so I could start building credit. I never ...

Call your credit card issuer. In cases of fraud, you should start by calling the company where the fraud took place — in this case, the credit card issuer. Explain to the credit card issuer that ...

Being an authorized user on another person’s credit card can help you establish your credit history. Parents might add their children to help launch them into adulthood. Or spouses may share an ...

A case has been reported where an IT firm's employee misused company's credit cards to the extent that the company is now on ...

However, without my authorization, it then transferred the funds to an unknown credit card. Despite numerous emails and phone calls, Booking.com ignored my requests for an explanation.