Balance Transfers: Benefits, Drawbacks and Alternatives
Balance transfers can deliver big savings and buy you more time to pay off debt. But they come with fees, rules and certain credit requirements.
7 Credit Card ‘Rules’ You Can Break in an Emergency
Advice that makes perfect sense in good times can become unrealistic and even unwise when life turns upside down.
Benefits of the American Express Green Card
With a generous welcome offer, ample ongoing rewards and useful statement credits, this card is a contender for travelers.
Credit Union’s New Card Goes All-In With 3X Points
The Mastercard Elite 3X Rewards Card, from Tropical Financial Credit Union, indicates that the fierce competition in credit card rewards isn’t finished yet.
Should You Use a Credit Card to Pay for Summer Camp?
Putting a big summer camp bill on a credit card can rack up a pile of rewards and spread out the expense, but it could be more costly in the long run.
AmEx’s NBA Jersey Assurance: What It Is and How It Works
If you bought an NBA jersey but the player changed teams, you may be eligible for a replacement.
Best Credit Cards for Sports Fans and Athletes
If you spend a lot on watching or playing sports, these cards can reward you for your passions and offer special perks and discounts, too.
If You’re Traveling Abroad, Take 2 Credit Cards
Look for cards with no foreign transaction fees, worldwide acceptance and, if possible, rewards.
4 Questions to Consider Before Opening a New Credit Card
Opening a new credit card to score discounts, cash back or rewards can be a good idea as long as you pay off your balance in full.
Should I Put This All on My Card and Get the Points?
The short answer: Yes. With a rewards credit card, you can get back hundreds of dollars a year from the spending you were going to do anyway.
2019 American Household Credit Card Debt Study
Credit card debt continues to rise, but so does income for many Americans. Our annual analysis includes tips on reducing interest costs and prioritizing those balances.
What Is the ‘Chase Trifecta’?
The Chase trifecta is a strategic combination of three Chase credit cards that can boost your rewards-earning potential.
5 Things to Know About the Lands’ End Credit Card
The Lands' End credit cards offer discounts and deals valuable to anyone who frequents the store or website. But there are restrictions to be aware of.
Should You Apply for the Walmart OnePay CashRewards Card?
Loyalists — especially those who already pay for Walmart+ — can derive a lot of value from the card. But it's not for everyone.
How Much Is a Secured Credit Card Deposit?
Most secured credit cards require a deposit of $200 to $300. The more you deposit, the higher your credit limit will be and the more flexibility you'll have in using your card.
5 Things to Know About the Houzz Credit Cards
The Houzz Mastercard and Houzz Credit Card come with slightly different benefits that are most useful to people who shop with the retailer online.
What Is the Capital One Purchase Eraser?
It's a feature that offers a relatively easy way to redeem your reward miles for travel expenses. Here's how.
5 Things to Know About the Key Cashback Credit Card
While the 2% cash-back rate is appealing, you will earn that high rate only if you meet certain conditions.
What Is an Unsecured Credit Card?
Most credit cards are unsecured, meaning you do not have to provide any collateral for the money you borrow.
How to Upgrade or Downgrade Your Credit Card
Switching your current card to one in the same 'family' can save you on fees or grant you better perks, with no dent to your credit scores.