Learning how to use a credit card so that it works for you—rather than letting it take control of your life—is simple in theory but requires discipline in practice.

Major issuers offer a card lock or freeze feature to foil potential thieves. But even if your card isn’t compromised, you can use the feature strategically.

Your first credit card is activated and ready. How can you use it to build your credit history and grow your credit score?

Some issuers offer instant-use credit cards that let you make purchases instantly upon approval. An instant-use card allows you to start earning rewards or building credit without waiting for a ...

Mobile banking apps transform credit card management by providing users total control over payments and security settings. Users must download the official app, log in, and monitor transactions to ...

Americans Owe Nearly $1 Trillion in Credit Card Debt. Here's How to Get Yours Under Control Credit card interest rates are at nearly 21%, the highest average on record.