I've used credit cards to pay my taxes in the past — but there are some risks and costs that come with this strategy.

Paying taxes with a credit card comes with processing fees of 1.75% to 2.95%, but can make financial sense when earning welcome offers, using a 0% intro APR offer or with high-reward cards that offset the fees.

It should go without saying that the most important thing you need to do with a credit card is use it responsibly. If you don’t, the consequences can be terrible, including debt collectors and years of difficulty purchasing a car or home without a co-signer.

This is what waiting to catch a flight can look like these days – if you can afford to pay $550 (£433) a year to have the correct credit card required to gain entry. Then once inside Chase's new La Guardia lounge you can then choose to pay up to $3,000 to access a private suite for a few hours.

There was a time when no one used to have money. So people could not buy anything. But now if people do not have money. So people can buy anything using credit card. If we talk about credit card users,

These days, we rely on credit cards for just about everything–from groceries to online shopping. But with convenience comes risk. Credit card fraud, identity theft, and unauthorized charges are more common than ever.