
Benefits of the Instacart Mastercard
The Instacart Mastercard boasts 5% back on Instacart purchases and 2% back on other popular categories.


The Instacart Mastercard boasts 5% back on Instacart purchases and 2% back on other popular categories.


It's a step above other co-branded gas cards because it earns competitive and flexible rewards on spending outside of the brand, including groceries and dining.


Elevated rewards rates in common spending categories make this card stand out, especially among other $0-annual-fee options.


This secured card boasts many hard-to-find features among products in its class, including no credit check, a flexible deposit, rewards and a straightforward upgrade path.


The PayPal Cashback is the clear winner when it comes to rewards — though it lacks the unique features of the Apple Card, which a brand loyalist might appreciate more.


It's a credit card, debit card and personal loan in one. Pair it with an Upgrade Rewards Checking Preferred account for more perks.


This no-annual-fee card comes with solid ongoing rewards, a lucrative sign-up bonus and valuable travel perks.


The Firestone credit card can help you finance a car repair or service at participating locations, but it’s not without potential risks.


If you spend a lot on clothes from Athleta and other stores in the Gap family, it might be worth getting for the perks. The rewards, though, are underwhelming.


Chase Freedom and Freedom Flex offer 5% cash back on up to $1,500 spent per quarter in categories you activate.


Uber or Lyft fan? The right credit card can offer more value on your next ride.


You’ll earn rewards in the form of Walgreens Cash, which you can redeem for purchases at Walgreens and Duane Reade.


The right credit card can help you save on car repair costs.


Good choices include airline-branded cards and general travel credit cards that allow you to transfer points or miles to Star Alliance carriers.


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It’s possible to earn up to 5% cash back on Amazon orders with the cards on this list, but you’ll need Prime — or a desire to track bonus spending categories — to get the biggest rewards.


Inflation is pushing some consumers to rely more heavily on credit cards, a new NerdWallet survey shows.


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It lets you finance eligible car-related expenses, but if you can't pay off that balance in six months, you'll get rocked with sky-high deferred interest.


You won't be able to use the card or enjoy its benefits, and it could end up hurting your credit scores in the long run. Here's what to do instead.
