With spring break right around the corner (we can hope, can’t we?), Disney has juiced up its rewards credit card program.

If you have your taxes prepared by H&R Block and are due a refund, you can get your money on a prepaid debit card that carries no monthly fees.

With gasoline prices on the rise again, it’s a good time to take a look at credit cards that can help you defray at least some of those higher prices.

Suze Orman, the consumer finance guru, has jumped into the prepaid debit card market with The Approved Card.

The RushCard, one of the worst prepaid cards on the market, has announced a new savings tool and cash-back rewards program that it says “helps hard-working members who want to budget and save but are finding it difficult to do so with the big banks.”

Credit card issuers are offering some of the best balance transfer deals in years, meaning you’ll be able to pay off your balances over time without costing you a lot in finance charges or balance transfer fees.

Pentagon Federal Credit Union has some of the best credit card deals around.

You’re going to see a lot of “best of” lists this time of year. We thought we’d add to the parade with a list of our own.

Watch out for those credit card solicitations in the mail. There might be more to them than you think.