
5 Things to Know About the PNC Points Credit Card
The good news is this card earns a lot of points, but the bad news is they aren't very valuable.


The good news is this card earns a lot of points, but the bad news is they aren't very valuable.


The card earns rewards on spending with the retailer and in everyday categories, but other options offer more flexibility.


You may not spend as much on gas as you think, which is why the best ones give you elevated rewards on more than just fuel.


It can help your credit, but it's not very friendly to your wallet. Plenty of better options exist, even for poor credit.


You can pile up points on purchases from Old Navy (and other Gap Inc. brands), but their value is low, and your redemption options are limited.


When you can't get a credit card, consider less traditional credit card options that build credit.


This card is no longer available to new applicants, but current cardholders can get decent cash-back rewards in popular spending categories.


The Susan G. Komen card allows cardholders to support the breast cancer research organization and earn rewards.


They can help you avoid negative side effects of forgetting to pay on time, though there are potential hiccups.


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The cards offer decent rewards in useful spending categories that can be valuable for AARP members and nonmembers alike. But there are better offers available.


State Farm credit cards offer the unusual bonus-rewards category of insurance. The cards are decent but not great.


The card offers a flat 1.8% cash back and a lucrative first-year bonus. But there are cards that earn higher ongoing flat rates.


They aren't the most rewarding cards on the planet, but they offer some breathing room if you want to transfer a balance.


Most cards charge an upfront fee on advances and immediately assess steep interest. But you can find some that have no fee.


The card's perks might be tailor-made for Banana Republic loyalists, but its rewards are inflexible and not worth a lot.


It's a decent option for fair credit, but racing fans with good credit would be better off with a general rewards card that features richer incentives.


As a cash-back card, it's not quite “super" — but it's competitive and a good fit if you spend a lot on dining or Marvel merch.


Whether you should get a Harley card depends on how good your credit is and just how much you love the big bikes.

