When it comes to fraud protection, the fundamental difference between credit and debit cards lies in the source of funds. With a credit card, you're borrowing money from the issuer, whereas a debit ...

"Debit or credit?" Not too long ago, the question was a ubiquitous refrain from store clerks nationwide. If asked today, the question would be more complicated. That's because U.S. consumers have more ...

Debit card fraud does not wait for anyone to get organized. The clock starts the second that unauthorized charge hits an account, and every hour that passes can change how much money stays protected.

The fastest way to ruin a great trip starts at the hotel check-in desk. That small plastic card handed over with a smile can ...

I use a debit card for all my regular, day-to-day purchases. However, I use a credit card for plane tickets, big ticket items, or when I shop online because someone told me it’s easier to dispute ...

Consumers may be well acquainted with the concept of overdraft protection when writing checks, but early Monday Discover Financial Services said it is extending the service to its debit cards.

I thought RMD readers might find this story interesting… In early January the Direct Express debit card was announced by the Treasury Department and will be used as a prepaid debit card for Social ...

We live in a time where both convenience and security are are at the forefront when it comes to our purchases and our bank accounts. As technology advances, so do the ways we manage our finances. One ...