Credit Cards

Mastercard's benefits for World and World Elite consumer credit cardholders include a three-month complimentary DashPass subscription, $5 discounts on Doordash orders through September 2022, and 5% credits on HelloFresh orders.

Visa Inc. said on Monday it will allow customers to settle transactions on its payment network in cryptocurrency.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is talking to JetBlue Airways Corp. about taking over its credit-card program, according to people familiar with the matter, the latest effort from the Wall Street firm to push deeper into consumer finance.

Both companies were slated to increase their interchange rates, fees imposed on merchants every time a consumer swipes their credit or debit card, this coming April. 

Though 2020 was a year most people would like to forget, many Americans managed to significantly cut credit card debt.

If you're seeking to rent a home rather than buy one, strong credit could be your ticket to a lease.

 Mastercard Inc. on Wednesday said it is preparing to support cryptocurrencies directly on its network this year, as the company follows the rise of digital assets.

Cardify CEO Derrick Fung breaks down the makeup of the rising retail investor crowd.

A lower credit score could result in a higher insurance rate.

Peter Coffey, an advertising copywriter, has used cash just once since the Covid-19 pandemic started — to buy a used car.

Both Mastercard and Visa Inc. logged smaller declines in quarterly revenue than in recent periods, but the pandemic continued to spur weakness in cross-border spending.

General Motors, Goldman Sachs and Mastercard are joining forces to create co-branded, rewards-based credit cards this year. 

U.S. government lawsuit aimed at stopping the proposed transaction on antitrust grounds

U.S. ecommerce sales jumped 49% in this year’s holiday shopping season, according to Mastercard SpendingPulse report, underscoring the COVID-19 pandemic’s role in transforming customers’ shopping habits.

Credicards.com industry analyst Ted Rossman noted on Thursday that the coronavirus pandemic has produced a “cautious consumer,” attributing recent economic data.

Dealing with serious credit card debt? You have options.

The move follows weeks of controversy following a report that alleged negligence on the website's part.

The winning cards were determined based on factors such as rewards rates, sign-up bonuses, annual, foreign transaction and balance transfer fees and introductory and ongoing APRs. 

U.S. consumers took out more auto and student loans in October, but cut back on credit card borrowing, a sign that they remain cautious about spending amid a spike in virus cases.

Con artists have recently been using the names of big-name companies, including Apple and Amazon, to trick consumers, according to the Federal Trade Commission.