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  1. Old Navy Credit Card Review: Are the Rewards Worth It?

    Old Navy Credit Card Review: Are the Rewards Worth It?

    Old Navy and its sister brands (Athleta, Banana Republic, and the Gap) are wildly popular, and it’s no surprise why. Where else can you get a whole wardrobe for less than $200? Offering clothes for the whole family, Old Navy makes sense for both budget and fashion-conscious shoppers.

  2. Review: All About the Citi Prestige® Card

    Review: All About the Citi Prestige® Card

    If you’re a frequent traveler, the right credit card can help you save money and even improve your traveling experience. But how to pick the right card? If you’re looking for a new addition to your wallet and have good to excellent credit, check out the Citi Prestige® Card.

  3. You May Never Have to Sign a Credit Card Slip Again

    You May Never Have to Sign a Credit Card Slip Again

    Each of the major credit card issuers — Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express — pulled together to stop requiring credit card signatures as of 2018. The move was the result of careful planning amidst a transition toward greater credit card security over all.

  4. Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express: A Review

    Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express: A Review

    The Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express is a cash-back credit card that works for people who want to keep their rewards game on the simple side. Not only does this card offer a big signup bonus, but it lets you earn considerable rewards in categories people tend to spend the most in.

  5. Barclaycard Ring® Mastercard® Review 2019

    While travel rewards and cash-back credit cards provide lucrative perks, they work best for consumers who never carry a balance on their cards from month to month. After all, the average credit card APR is currently well over 17%. It doesn’t make any sense to pursue rewards if you’re carrying a balance since the interest you pay will add up to way more than any rewards you earn.

  6. What Is the Chase 5/24 Rule?

    What Is the Chase 5/24 Rule?

    If you’re a skilled credit card user and juggle multiple rewards credit cards to take advantage of their benefits, you know how great Chase’ Ultimate Rewards program can be. Offering excellent cash back, bonus miles, and perks, Chase rewards are extremely valuable.

  7. Disney World with Rewards? Yes, It’s Possible

    Disney World with Rewards? Yes, It’s Possible

    Disney World in Orlando, Florida may just be the holy grail of vacations for most Americans, but that doesn’t mean it’s affordable. If you want to take savings up a notch, you can even earn rewards in programs that let you book airfare, hotel stays, and other components of a Disney trip for free.

  8. Are Credit Card Rewards Taxable?

    Are Credit Card Rewards Taxable?

    For the most part, you will not have to worry about your smaller amount rewards getting caught up in the IRS. Overall, cash back rewards do not need be reported because they are considered a discount, not reportable, taxable income.


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