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What to Do If Your Credit Card Is Closed
Making Your Money Last If your credit card is closed, here's why that might have happened and what to do next.
By Rivan V. Stinson Last updated
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The Secret Credit Card for Amazon Shopping
This "secret" credit card for Amazon Prime shopping can maximize your cash back rewards. Plus get a $300 bonus.
By Erin Bendig Last updated
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Credit Card Bonuses Up to $1,600 for New Cardholders
Earn up to $1,600 when you sign up for a new credit card. Here are the best welcome offers for new cardholders.
By Ellen Kennedy Last updated
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The Best Travel Rewards Credit Cards for You
credit cards Leisure and business travelers can use travel rewards credit cards to turn miles logged into other things — including more travel.
By Ellen Kennedy Last updated
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Credit Cards With No Foreign Transaction Fee
Save cash by avoiding foreign transaction fees on your upcoming travels. Here are choice credit cards (one with a $1K bonus offer) with no foreign transaction fee.
By Erin Bendig Last updated
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Best Airline Credit Card Bonuses That Come with Free Companion Tickets
We’ve rounded up the two best airline credit card bonuses worth up to $660 to help you rack up miles, earn a companion pass and pay for your next big vacation.
By Ellen Kennedy Last updated
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Earn Delta SkyMiles Worth up to $720
Delta SkyMiles and American Express provide welcome offers worth up to 60,000 SkyMiles on three personal credit cards.
By Ellen Kennedy Last updated
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For a Limited Time, Get $1K Bonus Offer with the Capital One Venture Rewards Card
For a limited time, sign up for the Capital One Venture Rewards credit card for huge travel perks and a bonus offer worth $1K.
By Ellen Kennedy Last updated
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How Do Credit Cards Work? Interest and Fees Explained
Knowing how credit cards work is a critical first step to avoiding debt traps or surprise fees — and unlocking valuable perks.
By Erin Bendig Last updated