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Which Credit Card Should You Use to Pay Airline Award Taxes and Fees? Here are the Top Options.
Which Credit Card Should You Use to Pay Airline Award Taxes and Fees? Here are the Top Options.
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Picking the right card to pay award taxes and fees could be the difference between being covered for a weather interruption or medical emergency or having to pay out of pocket. Plus, some cards allow you to earn bonus points on your taxes and fees that you can put toward a future flight. Here our picks for which cards to use to pay for award taxes and fees.

Ian SnyderHarrison Pierce
Ian Snyder & Harrison Pierce

Reviewed byTyler Glatt

Credit Cards Offering Instant Card Numbers So You Can Start Spending Immediately
Credit Cards Offering Instant Card Numbers So You Can Start Spending Immediately
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Many banks offer immediate access to your new credit card so you can start spending right away, thanks to providing an instant card number on approval. This is helpful when trying to meet a minimum spending requirement for a bonus or if you have an unexpected expense pop up while waiting for your new card to come in the mail. This article covers all of the major banks and shows you your options for each one.

Jenna HansenHarrison Pierce
Jenna Hansen & Harrison Pierce

Reviewed byAllie Johnson

One Key+™ Card Review: Earn up to 3% Back, Anniversary $100 OneKeyCash, Gold Status, and More
One Key+™ Card Review: Earn up to 3% Back, Anniversary $100 OneKeyCash, Gold Status, and More
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The new One Key+™ Card allows members to earn rewards on everyday purchases. It has a low annual fee and solid benefits, like a statement credit of up to $120 for a Trusted Traveler Program, such as Global Entry® or TSA PreCheck® and no foreign-transaction fees. OneKeyCash can be spent with Expedia, Hotels.com, and VRBO. But is it right for you?

Jenna HansenTyler Glatt
Jenna Hansen & Tyler Glatt

Reviewed byTyler Glatt

Choice Privileges® Mastercard® Credit Card Review: Earn Hotel Points and Pay No Annual Fee
Choice Privileges® Mastercard® Credit Card Review: Earn Hotel Points and Pay No Annual Fee
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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.

Dan MillerMark Jackson
Dan Miller & Mark Jackson

Reviewed byJT Genter

Wells Fargo and Choice Privileges Launch Two Credit Cards Offering Up to 60K Bonus Points
Wells Fargo and Choice Privileges Launch Two Credit Cards Offering Up to 60K Bonus Points
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This month, Choice Privileges launched two credit cards issued by Wells Fargo. The welcome bonuses can yield up to 60,000 points, which fans of Choice Privileges will love. But there's a lot to love beyond just the sign-up bonus. In fact, even if you value Choice points at 0.35 cents each, one perk alone justifies the reasonable annual fee. Here's a closer look at the details so you can decide whether to apply for or keep these cards long-term.

Ryan Smith
Ryan Smith