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A recent market research study indicates that consumer preference for airline (travel rewards) credit cards increased 73% between 2000 and 2003.

If you make a late payment just once, your credit card company may double or even triple your interest rate to the default rate. Consider paying your credit card bill online to avoid costly payment delays.

If you have no credit or bad credit, your only credit card option may be a secured credit card. Learn more about secured credit cards and what to watch out for.

Shopping for a new credit card? Follow these simple tips to select the best credit card for your situation.

Do you pay your credit card balance in full every month? If you do, you should consider making your next credit card a rewards card.

Understanding credit cards can be intimidating. Learn the ins and outs of credit cards by reading answers to frequently-asked questions about credit cards, choosing a credit card, and applying for credit.

Credit cards, debit cards and check cards all make your payments more convenient. But they are not created equal. Learn about the benefits of each and potential security hazards.

A variety of factors influence your credit score, including the number of credit card accounts you have. Learn how many credit cards you should hold to maximize your credit score.

Credit card companies are looking for more excuses to raise your interest rates. One late payment to just one of your credit cards could raise the interest rates of all your credit cards. Surprised? Read on.

Did you know that most credit cards give you almost a month of interest-free loans? Learn about one of the many benefits of paying off your credit card balance in full every month.