Most financial experts say that you should use a credit card to pay for big purchases. Thanks to the many perks that come with credit cards today, you'll get some money back every time you get a bill.
if you remember to pay off your card in full at the end of the month, you won't get hit with high interest rates.
But even so, sometimes it's better to shop with a debit card instead of a credit card, even if you miss out on points and other perks.
the bank-rating database site Compare Banks, says that your electric, water, rent, and other utility bills can come with credit card transaction fees.
that if you need cash quickly and can't get to your own bank, it's best to use an ATM debit card, even if you have to pay a fee.
Depending on your bank, the fees for using your debit card in a foreign country may be less than the fees for using your credit card.
Debit cards are a great way to teach your kids how to be financially responsible.
"Since a debit card is linked to your bank account, it can help you stick to your budget by limiting your spending to the amount of money you have.