Category: Credit Cards

Here’s how to unlock complimentary guest access now that Amex changed the Centurion Lounge guest policy for Platinum-branded Card Members, along with a few alternative options to help you and your guests get into the lounge for as little cash out of pocket as possible.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is the ultimate beginner's travel credit card. With a huge welcome bonus, flexible points, and valuable perks, it’s a smart first step into the world of points and miles. Here's why.

With a 3% earning rate on Amazon purchases, the Amazon Business Amex is worth considering if your business shops at Amazon frequently. You’ll also earn this rate on purchases at other Amazon brands and services, including AWS and Whole Foods Market. While the card may be light on extra perks, it does come with a $0 annual fee. But is it right for you?

Using the best credit card for groceries can mean a lot of extra points each year. Here’s our roundup of the seven best cards to maximize your rewards on one of your most consistent monthly expenses.

The United Business Card has relaunched with refreshed perks and a lucrative bonus of 75,000 bonus miles and 2,000 PQP. That's enough for United Polaris flight to Europe or multiple domestic getaways, plus a boost toward earning United Premier elite status.

Despite not being available to new cardholders, the Citi Prestige® Card still has serious appeal. With features like a fourth night free on hotel stays and 5x bonus categories, this card is incredibly rewarding. One of the best ways to offset the annual fee is its annual $250 travel credit. Here's how to effortlessly maximize this benefit.

Business credit cards are handy tools, and almost anyone can apply for one. No matter your hustle, there's a good chance you qualify for a small business card. The process can be overwhelming if you've never applied for a business credit card, so we've broken it down into three easy steps. Here's all you need to know about business cards.

There’s more to Priority Pass than just lounge access. At select airports, members can skip the lounge and enjoy a free — or nearly free — meal at a sit-down restaurant. However, the number of cards that include the Priority Pass restaurant benefit is shrinking. Here’s a look at the credit cards that still offer access to Priority Pass restaurants.

There are multiple credit cards that offer top cashback earning rates on gaming purchases. Whether it's a card affiliated with a specific store or a card that offers cash back on multiple types of purchases, find out which credit card is best for buying your next console, video game, or in game purchase.

The One Key™ Card offers an easy way to turn your everyday spending into cash that can be used to book flights, hotels, rental cars, and vacation rentals through Expedia and its partners, Hotels.com and VRBO. But is it right for you?

The Citi® / AAdvantage Business™ World Elite Mastercard® has a new applicant bonus of 75,000 bonus AAdvantage® miles. Here's a detailed look at this offer, the card's ongoing benefits, and why now is an excellent time to apply before this offer takes flight.

The Choice Privileges® Select Mastercard® is a great choice for travelers who frequent Choice properties or are looking to round out their travel rewards card portfolio. With a strong welcome offer, a low annual fee, and plenty of benefits, this Choice Hotels credit card is worth a closer look.

What do you get when you combine highly valuable airline miles, a valuable companion ticket each year, free checked bags, and a strong earning structure? You get the Alaska Airlines Visa® Business card from Bank of America. Our review takes a detailed look at this card to see if it's the right one for you.

The Wells Fargo Autograph® Card is an excellent option if you want simplicity. The card offers a generous welcome bonus, great earning rates, and reliable redemption options. It also has more benefits than one might expect on a card without an annual fee. Here's a detailed look at the Wells Fargo Autograph.

One of the frustrating aspects of award travel is often needing to book well in advance to get the best price with your points and miles, knowing that your plans might change along the way. And some programs will charge you (handsomely!) if you have to make these changes. But if your credit card has travel credits, can you use these to cover the award change and cancellation fees?

American Express Membership Rewards are among the most versatile points in travel. This guide compares every personal and business Amex card that earns them, from the Amex Platinum’s premium perks to the no-annual fee Blue Business Plus, and shows how to unlock more points through Amex Offers, referrals, and authorized users.

The Wells Fargo Reflect® Card is a solid option for a 0% intro APR credit card. It comes with great benefits like cell phone protection, secondary rental car insurance and roadside assistance, but it doesn't offer any spending rewards like many other cards do. But is it a good fit for your wallet?

If you regularly often stay at Choice hotels — or have a trip planned to Japan or the Nordics — the Choice Privileges® Mastercard® can be a great option to add to your wallet. It lets you earn Choice Privileges points with no annual fee, along with granting complimentary Choice Gold elite status. Is this the right card for your wallet? Let's take a look.

Both the American Express® Gold Card and Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card are excellent mid-tier credit cards that provide great earnings rates, transfer partners, welcome offers, and other benefits. But is one card better than the other? Read our article comparing both cards and determine which one is right for you.

The The New 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.

Found a great travel deal but short on miles? With Capital One, you can book now and redeem miles for a statement credit up to 90 days later. This strategy gives you time to earn rewards — including a welcome bonus — and still cover your travel costs retroactively. Here's how.

Attention business owners: there's an extra special offer on The Business Platinum Card® from American Express. This elevated bonus delivers (at least) 150,000 Amex points after you meet the minimum spending requirement, plus a $500 statement credit after you spend $2,500 on qualifying flights within the first 3 months of Card Membership. Here are all the details.

The The New United Club℠ Card is Chase's premium United co-branded card and provides a host of top perks and benefits for anyone who regularly flies United. Check out our full review of the United Club to see if this card deserves a spot in your wallet.

One of the key features of the Chase Sapphire Reserve® is its annual $300 travel credit — a key component of offsetting the card's annual fee. Luckily, the credit is easy to use. Let us show you how it works and which purchases are covered.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is one of our favorite travel rewards cards. But who is and isn't eligible for its welcome bonus? In this post, we'll cover all the rules that can make or break your eligibility to earn the current Sapphire Preferred welcome bonus.

The The New United Gateway℠ Card allows travelers to collect MileagePlus miles without paying an annual fee. While the card doesn't automatically offer as many benefits as some of the other United cards, it punches above its weight by offering a variety of perks including statement credits for in-flight purchases, mileage pooling, and more. Is it right for you?

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is a favorite credit card for so many in the points and miles community. In addition to its quality earning rates, modest annual fee and generous sign-up bonus, it provides one of the best Auto Rental Collision Damage Waiver perks of any credit card. We'll show you how this coverage works — and the important exclusions to look out for.