Marijuana remains illegal at the federal level, so the major payment networks don’t allow cannabis purchases with a credit card. Not all dispensaries are playing by the rules, though.

Thankfully, banks like BDO, BPI, Metrobank, and HSBC are offering new credit card promos this July. From restaurant deals to travel and shopping perks, there’s no shame in swiping—just make sure ...

Meezan Bank claims to be a leader in changing the way banking works in Pakistan, It is especially true with its new and Shariah-compliant card solutions. These cards are made for people who want ...

A guide to dining and restaurant promos for BPI, BDO, Metrobank, and HSBC cardholders this July 2025.

Klarna, the Swedish buy-now-pay-later financial services company, is introducing a mobile phone plan the company says it will promote to its 25 million US customers. Klarna's plan includes ...

X CEO Linda Yaccarino announced plans for the social media platform to offer investment and trading options, supporting Elon Musk's vision of an everything app.

Signature TailWins rewards members for purchases of fuel and services and points earned are redeemable in real-time for cash-equivalent gift cards along with a virtual Visa card. Signature Flight ...

Debit cards, too, pose a risk. When your credit card is used fraudulently, it's the card issuer that loses money. When your debit card is used fraudulently, the money comes out of your bank account.

Bank holiday today: On June 14, 2025, banks across the country are scheduled to remain closed since it is the second Saturday of the week.

DLCA Warns Against Illegal Credit Card Surcharges on Debit, Prepaid, and Gift Cards The Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs is warning businesses that surcharges on debit, prepaid, or ...

The Employees Provident Fund Organization will issue a card to its PF account holders. It will be just like an ATM card. One will have to go to the ATM with this card.

The police have arrested a 56-year-old woman for her suspected involvement in using another person’s debit card to make unauthorised transactions amounting to more than S$540.