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Citi offers several types of American Airlines AAdvantage credit cards. So how do you decide which card is right for you? Here is a comparison of the benefits, perks, and fees associated with the cards to help you understand what ongoing value they provide beyond just the welcome offer. There's likely a card that fits in everyone's wallet, so let us help you decide.

With expanded earning categories on the Bank of America® Customized Cash Rewards credit card, you'll be able to earn 3% cash back in more places than before. Let's look at the changes and how these can boost your earnings.

Bad news if you have — or were planning to apply for — The Platinum Card® from American Express. Amex just made some changes to the card, and another change is coming soon. And there's no way to sugarcoat this: The changes are mostly bad.

School is starting again soon for most students in the U.S. Whether you're the one heading to the classroom or you're sending your children back to school, putting your shopping expenses on the right credit cards can help you earn extra rewards or put cash back in your pocket along the way. This is money you need to spend, so you might as well get something for it.

Capital One has added new 48-month terms to the application terms for many of its credit cards. And while this might feel restrictive, the silver lining is that this provides clarity over the vague terms on previous applications. Let's look at the rule and how it applies to your credit card strategy going forward.

There are hundreds of credit cards on the market, each offering a bonus for a different kind of purchase. But what do you do when a purchase doesn't fall neatly into any bonus category? In this post, we discuss the best cards to use for everyday purchases. From rewards points to cash back or statement credits, here are the best cards for everyday, non-bonus purchases.

Anyone looking to gain a huge pile of Aeroplan points should be excited about the new welcome offer on the Aeroplan® Credit Card. While it has a high spending requirement across two tiers, spread over the course of a year, it should be attainable for most, and ongoing perks make this card worth its annual fee.

Which premium airline card is the best? Our comparison of the big three carriers' top credit cards looks at welcome offers, lounge access, elite perks, earning rates, and more to see which airline card is the best. These cards have many similarities, but there are key differences to distinguish, in order to help you understand which one may fit best in your wallet.

Flying Blue — the award program shared between Air France, KLM, Aircalin, Transavia, and TAROM — is offering members the ability to "multiply your miles." This offer lets members multiply their recent earnings by up to 12x. However, there are numerous restrictions to navigate on what miles you can multiply, limits, and who is eligible. Here's how to see your offer and if it makes sense.