Prepaid debit cards can be used to make purchases and pay bills, just like debit or credit cards. They are accepted nearly ...

No checking account? No problem. These prepaid debit cards let you add funds and swipe to pay without a ton of fees.

The reloadable card lets you add money to the card at Target, but you can spend it anywhere that takes Visa debit cards. That means it essentially acts as a debit card itself, with no bill to pay ...

Free debit cards or prepaid debit cards refer to reloadable or disposable cards you can get without having to apply, register or pay transaction fees. Prepaid Cards: Pros and Cons ...

General purpose reloadable cards (GPR cards) are a type of plastic, prepaid, debit-like card containing a set amount of money and are becoming more popular in the "unbanked" community. Being ...

First, a quick definition: A prepaid debit card, unlike a debit card that takes money directly from a bank account, draws from funds stored on the card itself. Also called a reloadable debit card ...

Earlier this summer, Wal-Mart partnered with Visa and launched a branded prepaid, reloadable debit card targeted specifically to its customers without bank accounts (www.walmartmoneycard.com).

In recent years, scammers have been trying to capitalize on people's unfamiliarity with reloadable debit cards such as Green Dot MoneyPak cards.

If you love shopping at Target, you'll love their RedCard. Target has three types of cards to choose from: Credit, debit and reloadable. All cardholders receive a number of perks including a 5% ...

New York City is starting a pilot program that would give 500 migrants up to $1,000 loaded onto prepaid, reloadable debit cards. If officials consider the program successful and build it out fully ...

The new Target RedCard Reloadable Account still saves you 5% on your purchases, just like the standard RedCard, but you can sign up without a credit check or bank account. The reloadable card lets ...