5 Things to Know About the Credit One Wander Card
It's possible to get it with fair credit, but it lacks the travel-related perks you'd expect to find in a card with its annual fee.
How Long Does a Credit Card Payment Take to Process?
Most credit card payments are processed within three days. As long as you make a digital payment by 5 p.m. on the due date, you shouldn't incur penalties.
Capital One VentureOne vs. Quicksilver: Upfront Value, or Long-Term?
This VentureOne offer includes a bigger bonus for new cardholders, but Quicksilver has a higher ongoing rewards rate as well as a lengthy 0% intro APR period.
Capital One’s Platinum vs. Quicksilver: Quicksilver Clearly Wins — If You Qualify
The Platinum is a bare-bones card that helps people build credit, and that’s about it. If you’ve graduated beyond the credit-building stage, choose the Quicksilver for its handsome rewards.
5 Things to Know About the H-E-B Credit Card
It earns rich rewards on H-E-B products plus decent rewards everywhere else, making it the rare store card that is more than a one-trick pony.
Annual Fees? Many Credit Cards Are Opting for Monthly Ones
With less-than-ideal credit, paying a monthly fee might make sense, but consider more affordable options first.
5 Things to Know About the MGM Credit Cards
There are two possible versions, and both offer elite status and bonus rewards for stays at MGM properties. But the odds are better with a general rewards card.
Many Americans Keep Financial Info Under Wraps From Partners and Parents
The NerdWallet survey found that nearly half of Americans believe it’s OK to have savings that their significant other doesn’t know about.
Marriage and Money: 5 Truths to Tell Before You Tie the Knot
Many Americans are keeping financial secrets from their significant others, a new survey finds. Before you get married, it's a good idea to open up about your finances.
How Long Do Pending Transactions on a Credit Card Take?
Pending transactions can be confusing, but they are a normal part of using a credit card and typically resolve on your account within five business days.
How to Dispute a Credit Card Charge
Taking a few important steps can increase your chances of getting your money back.
Chase’s Refer-A-Friend: How It Works for Both Parties
Sending out, or accepting, a referral for a new Chase card is a straightforward process, but both parties should do their due diligence before taking action.
5 Things to Know About the Yendo Credit Card
The card is secured by your vehicle, which could give you access to a substantial credit limit — but at the risk of losing a precious asset if you default.
What Is an Outstanding Balance on a Credit Card?
Another term for current balance, it's the total amount owed on a credit card at the time you check your account. It may or may not be the same as your statement balance.
5 Things to Know About the AMC Credit Card
If NerdWallet had a Tomatometer, we’d give this card a green splat.
AmEx Gold vs. Platinum: Platinum Takes the Prize for Perks
Those with a serious case of wanderlust should opt for the AmEx Platinum — and maybe go for the Gold, too.
AmEx Gold vs. Blue Cash Preferred: Your Habits Color Your Choice
Avid travelers with big food bills might like seeing the world through Gold-colored glasses. Those who stay closer to home or value simplicity will be more on the Blue side.
Statement Balance vs. Current Balance: What’s the Difference on Your Credit Card?
The statement balance tells you how much you owe after a single billing cycle. For a more up-to-date account of your credit card debt, check the current balance.
5 Things to Know About the KrowdFit Credit Card
Its broad list of uncapped cash-back categories combined with no annual fee will help bolster your wallet when you make qualifying health, wellness and lifestyle purchases.
How Long Should I Keep Credit Card Statements?
Unless you need them for tax time or a dispute with your issuer, you can typically shred paper statements after 60 days. And if you've gone digital, it may be a moot point.