Credit card payments can be completed in person, online or over the phone. Knowing what credit card payments your business needs to accept will be an important step in learning how to accept payments.

Learn how to accept credit card payments online, in person, or by phone. This guide covers essential setup steps and security tips.

Stick to a strict rule: Only use a rewards card for bills you can pay off in full every month. Make a list of recurring ...

Your business needs a payment processor and POS system to accept credit card payments. Learn how to get started, along with top processing solutions.

It's impossible to accept credit card payments online for free. However, you can minimize costs with the right processor and our tips.

Read our guide to learn the four steps your business needs to take to accept online payments and the advantages of accepting different kinds of online payments.

Small businesses can accept card payments online, over the phone, and in person using a countertop or mobile card reader. How a small business takes payments depends on where and how it operates.

Accepting credit cards is more costly for small businesses due to fees charged by card issuers and payment networks. However, it may be worth paying those extra costs. Here's what you should know ...

Press release from Buncombe County: Buncombe County Government’s third-party credit card processor is currently down, so we cannot accept in-person credit card payments at this time.

Select breaks down when a credit card payment is considered late and how you can prevent late payments.

But there’s another possible sign that people are struggling with credit card debt: The share of U.S. credit card holders who are only making the minimum payments has reached a record high.

CNBC Select answers what it means to co-sign on a credit card, what you should consider before doing so and why some major issuers don't allow it.