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NetFirst Platinum Card Underdelivers on Multiple Fronts

It might sound like a good option if you have bad or no credit, but it has sharp limitations and won’t help your credit scores.

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Claire Tsosie

ScoreCard Points: Why They’re Rarely Worth the Hassle

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Paul Soucy

Citi Forward: Bonus Rewards at Restaurants and … Bookstores?

This now-defunct credit card had its eye on urbanites, paying 5 points per dollar on dining, entertainment and Amazon.

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Paul Soucy

5 Things to Know About the Citi Dividend Credit Card

The card is no longer open to new applicants, but existing cardholders can earn 5% back in rotating bonus categories up to a cap.

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Sara Rathner

Capital One Venture X vs. Venture vs. VentureOne: X Hits the Spot For Most

The two Venture cards with annual fees also have richer bonuses, higher rewards rates and better perks. Here's why the highest-fee card may be the best fit.

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Sara Rathner

What Is a Schumer Box and How Do You Read It?

A Schumer box is a legally required cheat sheet for credit cards that breaks down two main aspects of any card: interest rates and fees. Here's how to read it and where to find it.

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Kenley Young

Orchard Bank Credit Cards: Once the Best for Bad Credit

These popular cards have been off the market for years. But you have good alternatives for building or rebuilding credit.

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Paul Soucy

Should I Use a Credit Card When Donating to Charity?

Credit card processing fees can eat into the value of a donation, but there are ways to bypass or offset this charge.

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3 Major Types of Credit Cards

Some credit cards earn rewards, some save you money on interest, and some help you build or rebuild credit.

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5 Things to Know About the Sony Credit Card

It requires some highly unusual extra steps — like tracking receipts and filling out forms — to earn or redeem certain rewards. You're better off passing.

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Melissa Lambarena