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5 Things To Know About the GasBuddy Card

The Pay with GasBuddy+ card promises up to 33 cents off per gallon, but to reach that figure, you'll have to do some serious stacking.

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PNC Bank Launches Spend Wise Card With APR Reduction Feature

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5 Things to Know About the Fasten Credit Card

The now-discontinued card earned rewards on car payments and other costs of owning and maintaining your vehicle.

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Chase Adds Instacart+ Benefit to Some Co-Branded, Business Cards

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5 Things to Know About the Cathay Pacific Credit Card

The card earns decent rewards, but a general travel card would offer more flexibility.

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Smart Credit Card Moves to Make in a Recession

Reassessing your wallet can help you remain resilient when times get tough.

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What Is Lead Bank, and Are Its Credit Cards Right for You?

The bank and fintech partners with companies to issue niche credit card options with innovative features.

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Credit Card ‘Coupon Books’: Love or Hate Them, They’re Here to Stay

Using recurring credits, or trying to, can feel a bit like homework and might result in unplanned purchases just to get a discount. For issuers, though, it appears to be a winning strategy.

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United’s Big Credit Card Refresh Offers More Duds Than Delights

Fees mostly went up, and some of the new perks really miss the mark. The cards are still worth considering, but that's more because of what they retained, not what they gained.

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U.S. Bank Smartly Stiffens Requirements to Earn Top Rates

Snagging that impressive 4% cash-back rate just got more difficult.

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What is Atlanticus, and Are Its Credit Cards Right For You?

The fintech services credit cards that mainly target subprime consumers. For the most part, you can find better products, even if you have less-than-ideal credit.

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5 Things to Know About the PNC Cash Rewards Credit Card

It offers bonus rewards in 'the big 3' household categories — gas, dining and groceries — although there's an annual spending cap to keep in mind.

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ENDING SOON: Chase Sapphire Preferred Unveils 100,000-Point Bonus

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Navy Federal Launches New cashRewards Secured Card

The new secured card replaces the nRewards Secured Credit Card, which is now closed to new applications.

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Chase Sapphire Reserve Adds Monthly Lyft Credit, Slashes Points Earning

The changes to the Lyft benefits are good if you spend up to about $124 on Lyft per month.

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5 Things to Know About the Speedway Credit Card

Even if you live in a state with Speedway stores, you probably won’t want the Speedway credit card on account of its poor point values.

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5 Things to Know About the Exxon Mobil Credit Card

It can only be used at Exxon and Mobil stations, and its non-fuel benefits are lackluster.

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United Credit Cards Unveil Major Changes: Higher Fees, More Perks

Many new benefits come in the form of annual credits for specific purchases.

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Will the Next Bilt Credit Card Please Stand Up?

Bilt's ability to offer rewards on an expense (rent) that traditionally hasn't been rewards-eligible has fintechs clamoring for the next such spending category to conquer. But it's not so easy.

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New U.S. Bank Shield Visa: 2 Years of 0% APR, Plus Rewards

The new card — and its market-leading intro APR offer — effectively replaces the U.S. Bank Visa Platinum, which is now closed to new applications.

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