American Express OPEN, the small business division of American Express, just announced OPEN for Women: CEO BootCamp.

If you think consumer credit card companies are competitive, the companies that offer business credit cards bring competition to a new level. Not only that, but with the economy slowly making a bit of recovery, banks and card networks are really targeting businesses of all sizes in an effort of speeding up that recovery.

Pew Charitable Trust, known for its brutally factual reports, has just released its latest effort on the worst banks for transparency and what it discovers might be troubling to some.

When it comes to prepaid debit cards, there are usually two schools of thought: they’re the ideal alternative to a bank account or they’re risky financial products with too many fees. Both are accurate, for the most part.

Eight years and millions spent over credit card swipe fees – and it amounts to very little change for American credit card users.

It took several years, but First Premier is free to charge its consumers high pre account fees before sending out that credit card.

A new FTC and CFPB report reveals it’s time for an overhaul in American credit bureaus.

The IRS accepts credit cards as payment options for your tax bill, but should you charge it to satisfy Uncle Sam?

MasterCard just might be the credit card company to watch this year as it pulls together great leaders, admirable charitable efforts and global partners.

Google Wallet doesn’t have quite the following it’d hoped for, despite allowing Visa, Discover and Amex. Does it stand a chance?

Don’t fill up the landfills with those expired credit cards. Here are several great options that let you do good for the environment.

All of the bickering between major credit card companies and merchants could soon land in your lap every time you use your debit card or credit card.