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

Credit cards are a great tool to finance purchases if you are disciplined in your spending, and they are much safer to use online.

Using debit cards means missing out on valuable travel rewards, trip protections, and perks that save you hundreds (or even thousands).

The FutureCard Visa® Debit Card isn’t a credit card, but it offers great rewards on utilities and climate-friendly spending.

The CreditCards.com survey also shows that most Millennials will use a credit or debit card to pay for purchases that are $5 or less.

Don't use your debit card to pay for anything but ATM withdrawals. Both cash and credit are useful for different transactions. You can get foreign currency from your bank, a currency exchange ...

Earlier this year, the Senate’s spending proposal called for allowing people to use their debit cards, instead of just cash, to purchase lottery tickets.

Is it better to live without using credit cards at all? Are you taking on too much risk by only using a debit card? Are you leaving free money and rewards on the table by paying for everything ...