Discover it Miles vs. Bank of America Travel Rewards: Discover Wins for Flexibility
These cards have streamlined the earning and redeeming process with no annual fee and no travel restrictions. Let's take a look at their basics.
How Credit Card Issuers Define ‘Travel’
The types of spending that count as a travel purchase on one card might not count on another.
How to Make the Most of the Citi Costco Credit Card
Leverage your perks and bonus categories, including gas, dining and travel. But also know when to reach for a different card.
Making the Most of the American Express Platinum
The real value in this card lies in its high-end travel perks. For a heavy traveler, the statement credits and lounge access can justify the near-$900 annual fee.
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Making the Most of Discover it Miles: Use Everything It Offers
No annual fee, no foreign transaction fees, free FICO score, 1.5 miles per dollar spent on every purchase, and earn even more if you use every feature.
Which Credit Cards Let You Set a Spending Limit for Authorized Users?
It's helpful but not always an easy feature to find, at least on consumer cards. If you need it, here's where to look.
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Credit Card Basics for High School Students
Federal law requirements make it hard for people under 21 to get a credit card. Here's what you need to know as you explore your options.
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Which Credit Cards Give Free FICO Scores?
Most major card issuers now give cardholders free access to their credit score, whether FICO or another version.
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Moving Recurring Payments on Credit Cards Is a Hassle. Here’s How to Deal.
There's no way to automatically shift all recurring charges to a different card. But you can make the process less painful.
Student Credit Cards 101: Everything You Need to Know
Student cards can be helpful tools, but if you're under 21, aren't employed and lack a credit history, it won’t be easy to qualify. Here's what to know.
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Can You Buy a House With a Credit Card? Maybe … but You Shouldn’t
If your credit limit is high enough, you could probably do it, although you'd pretty much be throwing money away.
Cash-Back Credit Cards Better Than Travel Cards for Most Americans, Survey Analysis Finds
Travel rewards cards provide more value for those who spend significantly on annual travel.
Bank of America vs. Capital One Venture: Venture Packs More Mileage
Capital One's travel card has an annual fee, but its incentives can make up for it and provide more long-term value.
Making the Most of Bank of America Travel Rewards
The biggest boosts come from keeping your business in the B of A family for travel bookings and bank balances
What Is a Convenience Check, and Should I Use One?
Credit card convenience checks can save you money as you wipe out debt — but they can also end up costing you in interest and fees. Make sure you understand the terms.
Secured Card Comparison: Capital One vs. Discover
Capital One's Platinum secured card can offer some deposit flexibility; Discover's secured card offers cash back. Here's how to decide between the two.
How International Students and Immigrant Workers Can Get a Credit Card
Secured and alternative cards are options. But even if those don't work out, there are other ways to build credit.
5 Things to Know About the Barclaycard Arrival World Mastercard
The card is no longer open to new applicants. Plus, more compelling no-annual-fee travel card options exist.
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How to Make the Most of Your Capital One Venture Rewards Card
Earning rewards is easy. And redeeming them is refreshingly easy, too, especially compared with travel cards.
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Discover it vs. Citi Double Cash: Sometimes, 2 Is Better Than 5
Double Cash has unlimited earning potential in exchange for very little work on your part. Getting cash back with the Discover it card is less of a sure thing.
