Capital One Quicksilver vs. Citi Double Cash: Double Cash Goes the Distance
With more ongoing value, the Citi Double Cash slightly edges out its opponent.
5 Things to Know About Sallie Mae Credit Cards
Sallie Mae's no-annual-fee cards can be valuable for students who are new to credit cards. But for those with established credit histories, there are better options.
Best Credit Cards for Military Service Members
Active military service members are eligible to receive credit card-related benefits like waived annual fees and low interest rates.
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Credit Cards 101
Getting the right kind of card for you and using it wisely will help you build credit, save money and enjoy an array of benefits.
Tips to Turn Your Grocery Store Bonus Into a Supermarket Sweep
If you're willing to put in a little effort, grocery shopping can earn you a significant amount of rewards.
2018 Travel Credit Card Study
Americans who don't carry a travel rewards credit card miss out on hundreds of dollars' worth of free travel a year. Some enjoy other rewards, but millions get nothing.
5 Things to Know About the Home Depot Credit Card
There's special financing on big purchases. But it's not a true 0% offer, and you won't earn any ongoing rewards.
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Credit Cards Can Help You Save on Buses and Trains, Too
Much like with airlines, you can save on bus and train travel costs by optimizing credit cards and rewards programs. Here’s how.
Can I Pay My Mortgage With a Credit Card?
The answer is yes — but it might not be straightforward or advisable. Consider the potential costs and drawbacks first.
How to Apply for a Credit Card Without a Social Security Number
Noncitizens can get a similar identifier called an ITIN, and some 'alternative' cards don't require a Social Security number at all.
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What to Know If Your Credit Card Is Closed Due to Inactivity
Having a card account closed by the issuer can hurt your credit scores. Use your cards regularly to avoid it.
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What Is a Good APR for a Credit Card?
A good APR varies based on your creditworthiness and the type of card you have.
Can I Pay Off a Car With a Credit Card?
Some lenders and credit card issuers allow you to do it, but it usually requires a risky workaround.
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9 Tips for Using a Credit Card in a Foreign Country
Depending on where you're going, you may need a backup credit card and some cash. It pays to plan ahead.
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5 Things to Know About the Sprint Credit Card
This card is no longer taking applications, but that's just as well. Any number of cards can deliver more value and flexibility.
How Credit Card Issuers Calculate Minimum Payments
Your minimum is usually based on a percentage of your balance — a small percentage. If you want to get out of debt, pay more than the minimum.
Can I Pay Rent With a Credit Card?
In short, yes — but often for a fee or other trade-offs. Make sure the convenience is worth the potential cost to your wallet or your credit scores.
Authorized User vs. Joint Cardholder: What’s the Difference?
Authorized users can run up debt but aren't responsible for paying it. Joint account holders are both liable for the debt.
5 Ways to Reduce Credit Card Interest
The average household with revolving credit card debt will pay $1,155 in interest charges this year.
2017 American Household Credit Card Debt Study
As Americans' credit card balances continue to climb, many blame their own debt on unnecessary spending. That's actually good news: It means they can take steps to stop buying, pay down their balances and cut their interest costs.