


Navy Federal Launches New cashRewards Secured Card
The new secured card replaces the nRewards Secured Credit Card, which is now closed to new applications.


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.


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.


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.


United Credit Cards Unveil Major Changes: Higher Fees, More Perks
Many new benefits come in the form of annual credits for specific purchases.


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.


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.



5 Things to Know About the Gabriel Money Secured Card
The card and its companion app are designed to help young adult Latinos in the U.S. build credit.


5 Things to Know About the Nibbles Credit Card
The card offers valuable pet insurance for your furry friend. But not all pets are eligible for coverage.


What Is Cross River Bank, and Are Its Credit Cards Right for You?
Most of the cards in Cross River Bank’s portfolio are niche, nontraditional products with unique features, meaning they could be good fits for the right person.


5 Things to Know About the Mesa Homeowners Card
Earn rewards on mortgage payments, day care, home improvement, maintenance costs and more.



5 Things to Know About the Fifth Third Bank 1.67% Cash Back Card
Its ongoing rewards rate is unique but underwhelming, and it doesn't offer a sign-up bonus. Any number of other cash-back credit cards would pack more value.


5 Things to Know About the Fifth Third Bank Preferred Cash Back Card
It offers a competitive 2% cash back. But only residents of certain states and those who have a Fifth Third banking account can get apply.



5 Things to Know About the Bread Rewards Credit Card
You'll earn a high rewards rate across some of the most popular household spending categories, but there’s no welcome offer for new cardholders.


What Is Fifth Third Bank, and Are Its Credit Cards Right for You?
The issuer's portfolio includes cash-back and secured credit cards, and even a charge card. But for some of those products, you'll need a relationship with the bank.


Split the Bill, Avoid the Headache With These Credit Cards and Apps
These services and features can simplify group expenses and reimbursement, whether it's a restaurant check, utility bill, rent, or a trip abroad.
