Below, CNBC Select asked Rod Griffin, Experian's senior director of consumer education and advocacy, for his advice on when you should use cash, debit or credit to pay for everyday purchases.

The remaining percentage represents cash transactions in stores. While spending remains consistent, the data shows that a small percentage of people who used to use cash are now opting for credit ...

New market turbulence may tempt investors to have more cash set aside. But experts warn it’s possible to have too much money ...

A bill moving through the Legislature would require the state to remind businesses that they’re required to accept cash.

The growth of digital payments, coupled with the U.S.'s new open banking framework, may finally move the needle for an ...

It's free and easy to send money to friends and family from Android or iPhone This article explains how to use Cash App and ...

Cash usage is on an upward trend, with Nationwide finding that customers made 32.8 million cash withdrawals from their 1,260 ATMs last year, a 10% increase from the previous year. This highlights ...

The Bundesbank survey on payment behaviour found that 69% of respondents consider it important to be able to use cash when making purchases, with only 9% saying they did not consider this to be an ...