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Credit cards offer great value on spending, if you don’t let fees get in the way. Here’s how you can avoid the most common card fees.

An issuer can deny your balance transfer for several reasons, but you have options to bounce back and begin your debt payoff.

The best 0% balance transfer offers last as long as 21 months; here’s how someone with credit card debt can take advantage

Learn how a 0 percent intro APR credit card can help you save money on interest and how to maximize its benefits in this guide.

With the Discover it® Balance Transfer card, you’ll receive a generous rewards structure, first-year cash back matching and a long introductory low-interest rate for balance transfers, but its short intro purchase APR doesn't suit its rewards edge.

The TD Bank FlexPay has a long intro APR offer and a great list of Visa perks but lacks rewards.

The Citi Diamond Preferred Card offers one of the longest introductory balance transfer periods on the market. Here's why that might not be good enough.

There are restrictions on what debt you can transfer to a credit card. Learn which types of debt you can transfer.

Here’s what you should do after completing a balance transfer to eliminate your debt and reset your credit card habits.

If you're a baseball fan -- and a Bank of America fan -- the MLB Cash Rewards Mastercard from Bank of America is worth checking out.

You could potentially save money on interest and pay off your total debt sooner with a low-interest debt consolidation loan. Here's how.

Some Amex cards offer intro APR offers on balance transfers for a limited time. Learn about card eligibility and how to complete a transfer.

When deciding which of your debts to pay off first, it's important to keep in mind your overall financial goals and current circumstances.

Medical credit cards allow you to defer medical payments, but if you’re not careful, using one can harm your credit and push you into debt.