CNBC Select answers common questions surrounding credit cards and debit cards so you can familiarize yourself with the ...

What is a credit card? It allows you to borrow money from your bank to make your purchases, whether you’re buying a burger or a round-trip ticket to France.

A credit card is a revolving line of credit used to pay for goods and services at most merchants. It allows you to finance purchases now but may come with interest charges depending on when and ...

A co-branded card represents a partnership between a specific business and card issuer and is meant to encourage and reward brand loyalty.

Ramp reports secured business credit cards require a cash deposit as collateral, helping businesses with limited credit build ...

See how debit vs. credit cards stack up for saving money, rewards, and avoiding debt -- plus the smartest way to use both.

An unsecured credit card is what people often think of as a regular credit card. Unlike a secured credit card, customers don’t have to submit a security deposit to the issuer.

Student credit cards help students buy a home or start a business by building their credit score. Learn the benefits and avoid the cons.

A student credit card, when used responsibly, can help you establish a credit history, build your credit score and develop ...

The card, issued by WebBank, is a rare no-annual-fee unsecured card offering several ways to a credit limit increase, ...

Credit card forbearance offers short-term relief, but qualifying for it may be harder than you think. Here's why.

CNBC Select breaks down the age requirements for authorized users so you can check if your kid is eligible to be added to ...