Which Cash-Back Credit Cards Offer a Good Welcome Bonus?
Many highly rated cards offer new customers bonuses of $150 or more for meeting a spending requirement.
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NerdWallet’s Best Credit Cards for Retirees
Definitions of 'retirement' vary, but here are some of our favorite cards to use for things like travel, home improvement and more.
View Authorized User Purchases With These Credit Cards
Tracking authorized user purchases can be tough, but some cards list them separately on statements.
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Which Credit Card Offers Should Low-Income Earners Consider?
When every dollar counts, keep expenses low. Look for no-annual-fee cards that earn cash-back rewards.
Best Credit Cards for Wedding Expenses
The most magical day of your life can also be the most expensive. Take some of the sting out with the right card.
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Chase Freedom Flex vs. Discover it: Flex Outmuscles With More Bonus Rewards
Both are quality cards that feature rotating rewards categories that change every quarter — but the Flex packs more value.
Chase Freedom Flex vs. Chase Sapphire Preferred: Sapphire Shines for Travelers
The Sapphire Preferred comes out on top, but nothing says you can't have both Chase cards.
10 Tips for Getting Your Credit Card Application Approved
No guarantees, but here are ways to increase your chances of getting a "yes."
Best Credit Cards for Department Stores
Using the right credit card at your favorite retailer can snag you rewards, not to mention other money-saving perks.
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Chase Freedom Flex vs. Citi Double Cash: Flex Stronger For Most
Both are excellent cash-back credit cards, but for different reasons. Your decision will depend largely on how much work you want to put into a cash-back card.
How to Use a 0% APR Credit Card Responsibly
Do some math ahead of time, set reminders and have a plan for when the promotion ends to avoid an unpleasant surprise on your statement.
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What Happens to Credit Card Rewards in Bankruptcy?
Your best bet may be to cash out your rewards before filing for bankruptcy. Otherwise, you'll likely lose them.
How Do 0% APR Credit Card Offers Work?
These promotions give you several months — often a year or more — to pay down your balance without interest.
How to Apply for a Credit Card With an ITIN
The IRS issues ITINs to foreign nationals who need taxpayer identification but aren’t eligible for a Social Security number.
Yes, You Can Have More Than One Credit Card — But Should You?
You can get multiple cards, even from the same issuer, but you have to determine whether it's a good idea.
Merchant Category Codes: Why They Matter for Credit Card Rewards
Credit card purchases are categorized by these codes. The issuer uses them to determine if you get bonus rewards.
Best Credit Cards for Online Travel-Booking Websites
Such sites make it easy to search for deals and compare prices. Consider these credit cards if you use these sites to book trips.
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How Old Do You Have to Be to Apply for a Credit Card?
The most likely answer is 21. But you have options if you're younger.
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Should You Apply for Multiple Credit Cards at the Same Time?
Applying for too many credit cards at once — or doing so randomly or repeatedly — can hurt your credit scores. Here's what to do instead.
How to Apply for a Credit Card if You’re Living Overseas
If you didn't get a card before you left the country, apply by using a U.S. address, and seek out expat-friendly cards.