Credit Cards With Potentially Confusing Rewards Programs
These cards aren't the simplest or most straightforward, but some of them may be ideal for maximizers who don't mind a little legwork in exchange for outsize rewards.
What Is a Diners Club Card?
You can't get a new Diners Club consumer card in the U.S. But there are many other great travel credit cards on the market.
What to Know About Chase’s Policy on ‘Cash-Like Transactions’
Such transactions can trigger fees and disqualify the purchase from earning rewards.
9 Ways to Take Your Credit Card Rewards to the Next Level in 2026
With some extra steps — like an inventory of your wallet, a chat with your issuer, and a willingness to track and stack — you can squeeze more value from points and miles.
Citi Flex Plan: What It Is and How It Works
The program's two possible options — Citi Flex Loan and Citi Flex Pay — offer additional ways to tap your credit card's line of credit.
5 Things to Know About the Charles Schwab AmEx Platinum
The American Express Platinum Card comes in different flavors. Here's what you need to know about the Schwab version.
Card Issuers Are Offering Cheaper Ways to Access Your Credit Line
Costly cash advances are no longer the only option for tapping into your available credit. But there are drawbacks to be aware of.
Amazon Credit Cards: What Are Your Options, and Which Is Right for You?
Just as there are endless selections at the site, Amazon offers many credit cards across several issuers, each with different features. Here's a breakdown.
Chase Ultimate Rewards: How the Program Works
This rewards program gets high marks from travelers for its relatively high potential point values and its flexible redemption options — including some top-notch transfer partners.
Citi ThankYou Points: How to Earn and Use Them
Citi ThankYou points are versatile and can be redeemed multiple ways — but not all options offer the same value per point.
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Wells Fargo Rewards: How to Earn and Use Them
Wells Fargo Rewards are easy to earn with a Wells Fargo credit card, and equally easy to redeem toward a statement credit, travel or even cold, hard cash.
Capital One Venture vs. Chase Sapphire Preferred: Sapphire Shines a Bit Brighter
Both are solid choices, but the Chase Sapphire Preferred boasts potentially higher point values and robust travel protections.
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Capital One Miles: How the Program Works
To get the most out of Capital One Miles, you'll want to use them for travel.
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5 Things to Know About the Wells Fargo Rewards Card
The card offers an intro 0% APR and flexible rewards redemptions, but earning potential drops after six months.
Can I Buy Crypto With a Credit Card?
Buying Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies with a credit card is possible, but it can be difficult and inadvisable.
Purchase Protection: Which Credit Cards Cover Your Belongings
This benefit acts as a kind of insurance against theft or damage for a period of time after you buy something.
Credit Card Extended Warranty Policies: A Guide
There may be no need to buy a retailer's expensive service plan. You may already have similar coverage.
Credit Card Return Protection: What It Covers and Which Cards Offer It
Some credit cards extend a retailer’s return window or reimburse you when a store won’t accept a return.
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5 Things to Know About the Wells Fargo Cash Back College Card
It offers decent rewards and features for a credit card designed for college students, and it comes with a 0% intro APR offer.
