From credit cards to mortgages, car loans to home equity loans, when it comes to using someone else's money, the Internet offers everything you need. We'll show you where to look, how your credit can affect your ability to borrow and how too much credit shopping can backfire on you.

Find the best credit card for you -- To find the best credit card, first decide which card works best for your lifestyle.

Cardless credit cards -- First came paperless bills and e-checking, now we have credit cards with no cards. Here's how it works.

Financing an auto purchase online -- Working the Web could get you the best deal on a loan.

Online home mortgage shopping cuts costs and time -- Companies allow shoppers to bypass the yellow pages and go online to search for the best rates and apply for loans.

Using the Web to find the best credit card for you -- Not only can you find card deals on the Internet, you can also take care of card business online.

Checking your credit report -- You can do a great deal to improve your credit score. Start by finding out exactly what it is.

Extensive credit shopping can backfire -- If you shop too much for credit -- especially over an extended period -- you could seriously damage your score.

Find the best rates available for auto, mortgage and equity loans.

Search for the best credit card to match your lifestyle.