Which do you have more of: credit card debt or emergency savings? For many, the answer is debt.

Cash or other perks from credit card rewards programs can come in handy during high inflation, but many people aren't even claiming their rewards, leaving cash on the table.

The Fed's latest rate hike means it will likely cost you more to carry a credit card balance and borrow money.

Holiday shoppers may want to beware those retail credit cards as some APRs soar past 30%.

Just as people are resorting to their credit cards more to cover rising costs, interest rates on those cards are rising. If you can't pay off cards every month, some other strategies can help prevent getting deeper into debt.

Even though gas prices have dropped, they're still making a fill-up pretty pricey. So, is it worth it to get a credit card for gas or join a warehouse club to help you stretch your gas dollar.