Credit cards

“Stoozing” is the process of borrowing money at 0% and earning a high return. But is it too good to be true? Rupert Hargreaves explains what it is and…

Under Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974, your credit card can give you extra protection when the goods or services you buy fall short of your…

The Bank of England has raised interest rates by 0.5 percentage points to 2.25%, the highest level since December 2008. Saloni Sardana explains what i…

The Barclaycard Avios and Avios Plus are more widely accepted than Amex, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby.

Amazon has reached an agreement with Visa that allows its customers to continue paying by Visa credit card. Saloni Sardana explains what's happened an…

Feeling the pinch? There are cheaper options than a payment holiday if you owe money on your credit cards.

Getting your money back, taking a break from payments and a safer place to leave your airmiles.

Loans and credit card payments may be frozen for three months, but you will still have to cut your borrowing.

The Financial Conduct Authority has said that loan and credit card repayments could be frozen for three months, while those affected financially by th…

There are several reasons to consider paying with a credit card, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby. Here are just a few.

Lloyds closed its Avios Rewards scheme to new members back in May and it is now cutting how many Avios points existing members can earn.

Instead of just sticking with your faithful bank card this summer, look into getting one that doesn’t add to your holiday bill, says Ruth Jackson.

Shadow banking refers mainly to methods by which credit is created outside of the traditional banking system and beyond the oversight of regulators

If you’re tired of carrying around half a dozen different credit and debit cards, the Curve card could provide the solution, says Ruth Jackson.

Rewards offered by credit cards are won't be as generous as before, but there are still some enticing deals, says Ruth Jackson.

The days of bumper cashback earnings from credit cards are drawing to a close. Ruth Jackson looks at the best deals still available.

Ripping off people with expensive credit schemes should attract the same sort of shame and disdain as driving home from the pub after a few drinks, sa…