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Split Payments: Can I Use 2 or More Credit Cards for a Transaction?

It's generally allowed, but it’s more common for in-store purchases. If you want this option for online shopping, you’ll probably have to use PayPal.

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2024 American Household Credit Card Debt Study

NerdWallet’s annual report shows that household credit card debt growth has slowed, and the gap between wages and cost of living increases has narrowed over the past five years. Still, many Americans are struggling with their balances.

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NerdWallet’s Credit Card Award Winners of 2026

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As Citi and American Airlines Go Exclusive, Their Cards Need Tweaks

Citi will be acquiring Barclays’ American Airlines credit cards, and this could be an ideal time for improvements to the portfolio.

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5 Things to Know About the Pomelo Card

It builds credit and facilitates fee-free money transfers to the Philippines. You can also earn rewards on such transactions.

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5 Things to Know About the Hard Rock Credit Card

It amps up the rewards you earn as a member of Hard Rock’s loyalty program.

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5 Things to Know About the FNBO Getaway Card

It’s a decent $0-annual-fee travel credit card, but the lack of a sign-up bonus and the strict residency requirements will likely have many people looking for alternatives.

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5 Things to Know About the Evergreen Credit Card

You can earn 2% cash back on all purchases, but you must live in certain states to apply.

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5 Things to Know About the Japan Airlines USA Credit Card

Rewards and perks are limited. You’re better off with a more flexible general travel card.

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5 Things to Know About the Seen Mastercard

It's a relatively low-cost option when you're rebuilding credit, and it boasts some beneficial features — but you'll need an invitation to apply,

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

The bank issues a diverse set of credit cards that includes several credit builders, a premium cash-back option and a credit card/HELOC hybrid.

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

Its offerings include a card for cryptocurrency rewards, along with a collection of airline, hotel and store cards.

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5 Things to Know About the Kikoff Credit Card

It has some ideal features for those new to credit, but a paid subscription is required to qualify for the card, which costs a minimum of $240 a year.

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If You’re in Credit Card Debt, Forget About Rewards

More than 1 in 5 Americans (21%) have used a credit card to earn rewards in the past 12 months despite having credit card debt, according to a NerdWallet survey.

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5 Things to Know About the Lane Health Healthcare Spending Card

The card can help finance some large medical bills, but it's not the most flexible or valuable option out there.

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What Is The Bank of Missouri, and Are Its Credit Cards Right for You?

Most of the credit cards issued by The Bank of Missouri charge multiple outrageous fees that you typically don't see, even among other cards for bad credit.

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

The card offerings are a mixed bag, but are especially fee-heavy if your aim is to build credit.

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SoFi Launches Two New Invite-Only Credit Cards

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What the Latest Bad News for the Apple Card Means for Customers

In the most recent sign of tumult for the card, the CFPB says technical and communication issues between Apple and Goldman Sachs harmed cardholders.

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Discover Adds Apple Pay as Rewards Redemption Option

Eligible cardholders who use Pay With Rewards with Apple Pay will receive a statement credit against their purchases within 72 hours.

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