Rewards Credit Cards
News, insights and expert analysis on rewards credit cards from the team at Kiplinger.
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3 Airline Credit Cards With Companion Fares That Could Save You MoneyCompare airline credit cards with companion fares and see how annual fees, spending requirements and travel perks could affect your savings.
By Sean Jackson
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Don’t Leave Money on the Table: Making the Most of Discover’s Q4 CategoriesDiscover recently announced its 5% cash back categories for the fourth quarter, including a new category. Learn how much you can save.
By Sean Jackson
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Capital One Venture Rewards: Is the $95 Card Worth It?Capital One Venture Rewards offers flexible miles, travel perks and simple rewards. See what you get for the $95 annual fee and who the card suits best.
By Sean Jackson
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Earn A Disney Bundle Discount With The Blue Cash Everyday® CardThe Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express offers you cash back rewards on streaming, grocery and dining. Best of all, the card has no annual fee.
By Sean Jackson
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Your Discover Card Is Moving to Capital One: 5 Things to KnowDiscover card accounts are moving to Capital One. Find out what happens to your card number, cash back rewards, autopay and credit history.
By Choncé Maddox
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How to Maximize Credit Card Rewards Without DebtMaximizing credit card rewards can be a fantastic way to unlock perks like free travel, but don't let the allure of points drive you into debt.
By Lawrence Sprung, CFP®, CEPA®
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Credit Cards That Actually Reward Your LoyaltyIf you have bank or investment accounts with your credit card issuer, you may qualify for extra cash back, waived fees and other benefits.
By Jason Steele
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American Express Platinum Card® Just Got More Expensive: $895 Fee and $3,500 in Perks ExplainedAmerican Express raises the Platinum Card’s annual fee to $895 and expands its perks. We break down the changes so you don’t have to.
By Paige Cerulli
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More Costco Stores Are ComingCostco and other value retailers are opening new stores as demand for lower-priced groceries continues to grow.
By Paige Cerulli
