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Category: Credit Cards

Chase Freedom Unlimited® Credit Card Review: No Annual Fee and a Powerful Earning Structure
Chase Freedom Unlimited® Credit Card Review: No Annual Fee and a Powerful Earning Structure
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The Chase Freedom Unlimited® earns 5% on travel purchased through Chase Travel℠, 3% on dining at restaurants and drugstores, and 1.5% on other eligible purchases on all purchases, charges no annual fee, and is one of our key recommendations for folks building out a portfolio of Ultimate Rewards earning cards. This card is a great complement to others but also stands well on its own. Here's our full review.

Ajay Jain
Ajay Jain

Reviewed by JT Genter

How To Convert Citi Double Cash® Card Rewards to Transferable ThankYou® Points at the Highest Ratios
How To Convert Citi Double Cash® Card Rewards to Transferable ThankYou® Points at the Highest Ratios
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The Citi Double Cash® Card can do more than earn cash back. When paired with an eligible premium Citi card, the ThankYou® Points earned on your Citi Double Cash can be transferred to airline and hotel loyalty programs at the best ratios, making it one of the strongest personal cards for everyday spending. Here's how to link your accounts and unlock Citi's transfer partners.

Jess FarleyToni Southam
Jess Farley & Toni Southam

Reviewed by Harrison Pierce

Hilton Aspire Resort Credit: Full List of Eligible Hotels and How to Maximize This $400 Annual Credit
Hilton Aspire Resort Credit: Full List of Eligible Hotels and How to Maximize This $400 Annual Credit
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The Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card resort credit is an easy way to save money on your next Hilton resort stay. The credit is worth taking advantage of, offering the ability to cover dining, eligible room rate charges, spa treatments, and more. It's also one of the key features for offsetting the card's annual fee. Here's all it covers and how it works.

Tyler Glatt
Tyler Glatt

Reviewed by JT Genter

British Airways Visa Signature® Card Review: Earn Avios and Get Up to $600 Back on Award Fees
British Airways Visa Signature® Card Review: Earn Avios and Get Up to $600 Back on Award Fees
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You don’t need to fly to Europe frequently to get value from the British Airways Visa Signature® Card. This is a solid card that can make a lot of sense if you do happen to fly British Airways, but you can also use the Avios you'll earn with it to book flights with a wide range of Oneworld and non-alliance partners. Here's everything you need to know about this card.

Scott SikesCameron Laufer
Scott Sikes & Cameron Laufer

Reviewed by JT Genter

United℠ Business Card Review: Lucrative Welcome Offer, Tons of Perks for United Fans, and More
United℠ Business Card Review: Lucrative Welcome Offer, Tons of Perks for United Fans, and More
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The United℠ Business Card is useful for anyone with a small business who flies with United multiple times a year. Benefits include a first checked bag free, United Club passes each year, priority boarding on United, access to additional award space, and 5,000 bonus miles every account anniversary if you also hold a United personal card. Check out our full review for all the details.

Ashley OnadeleBrie Bash
Ashley Onadele & Brie Bash

Reviewed by Tyler Glatt