From finding the right card to knowing how to report unauthorized purchases, this handy consumer’s resource will help you swipe your plastic without guilt.

Most of these links, unless otherwise noted, are from the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, an independent body of the federal government.

Which credit card is right for you?

We know what you’re thinking: They’re all pieces of plastic that allow you to spend to your heart’s content. So what’s the big deal? Here are when choosing a credit card that’s right for you.

Comparing credit card fees

You could be paying service fees without even knowing it. Here’s a tool to help you .

Unauthorized credit card transactions

Don’t remember buying that 52 inch LED TV last night? Here’s what you need to do to for unauthorized credit card purchases.

How do interest charges work?

If you carry a balance on your credit card, you pay more for everything you buy. However, if you pay off your balance each month, you don’t pay any interest at all. But there’s a little more to it than that: Here’s how .

How to manage your debt

In over your head? Use this online tool offered by Canada's Office of Consumer Affairs to help and figure out what you can do about it.

What are your rights and responsibilities?

What happens if you make a late payment? What happens if you don’t get your monthly statement in time? Boring stuff, we know, but .

How do you file a complaint?

Not happy with your credit card service? Here’s how you can .