Scammers use legit-looking devices to steal your credit and debit card information at gas pumps, department stores, and ATMs.

Debit cards can leave your money exposed. Here are five risky places where swiping could cost you more than you think.

SAN FRANCISCO -- ATMs provide great convenience -- but they're also longtime targets of thieves. Some use skimmers to steal your account number, or stand nearby to rob customers. Now there's a new ...

Our simple tips show you how to protect yourself from fraudsters trying to cash in when you use ATMs or other unattended payment machines. I review privacy tools like hardware security keys, password ...

Texas law says no. The state bans businesses from adding an extra fee when you pay with a credit card instead of using cash, ...

Consumers have been able to withdraw cash from ATMs without using their debit cards for several years, a convenient option, especially if they don’t have a card with them. If you have your smartphone ...

ATMs on campus, like this one in City Convenience in West Campus, may be dangerous to use. CASEY NULPH/DFP STAFF No matter how badly Bostonians need cash, they should still be wary of what types of ...

But many Americans have turned to a different method: using a debit card. Around the turn of this century, credit accounted for more than two-thirds of card purchases and debit for about one-third, ...

Your ATM card may soon be a thing of the past. Financial technology company Fiserv is testing a new system that allows customers to access their cash without a card. The system uses a secure access ...

I used to travel using a debit card and thought I was being financially responsible, but I’ve learned over the years that it’s risky and inconvenient. For years, I used debit cards exclusively for ...