Using a credit card to pay for gasoline can cost several tens of dollars more due to legal surcharges. Regulations vary by state, some prohibit them, others limit them or allow them with conditions.

These fees can add up quickly, and they may be a lot heftier than you imagine. But there are ways to avoid them.

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

Gas station holds mean retailers know a debit or credit card has enough money. They can only be avoided if a gas station allows you to pay for gas up front.

Some gas stations are charging up to $1 more per gallon for credit card payments. Learn how to spot these fees and save on fuel.

Money Talks columnist Darnell Mayberry offers simple, practical advice for using credit cards responsibly, emphasizing budgeting, paying balances in full and avoiding impulse spending to help ...

Don't assume that gas station credit cards offer the best discounts or rebates on fill-ups. General-purpose cash-back cards are typically more rewarding.

Ever wonder why gas stations and other service providers charge different prices for cash and credit card payments? We looked into it.