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Some businesses apply a surcharge to credit card purchases in order to offset the costly expense of credit card processing fees, but there are ways to avoid it.

Find out when it actually makes sense to pay credit card surcharges and when you're better off sticking with debit or cash.

Kelly O, of Kelly O's Diner in the city's Strip District, says it's part of her business' continued recovery after the pandemic.

Starting Sunday, retailers may add a surcharge of up to 4 percent of your bill if you want to pay with a credit card. The good news is that even though it’s legal, it’s not expected to become ...

Find out when it actually makes sense to pay credit card surcharges and when you're better off sticking with debit or cash.