A credit card devaluation is a reduction in the value of benefits or rewards provided by a credit card. This can be something as straightforward as removing an earning category or as subtle as making ...

Double-dipping is a credit card strategy that involves linking your card purchases to at least two rewards programs to maximize your earnings. Some ways you can double-dip include purchasing items in ...

72% of credit card debtors prioritize rewards, despite high interest rates eroding value. Rewards often expire or lose value over time; using them promptly is advised. Financial literacy is key: avoid ...

Heather Bernhardt is a small business owner. But she has a rant as a business owner and a customer. She can't stand the growing practice of businesses charging consumers a surcharge to use their ...

Bank of America credit cards recently enjoyed big improvements that make them more attractive to consumers. Higher cashback rewards rates and welcome bonuses are the main highlights, but they’re only ...

The U.S. Bank Shopper Cash Rewards® Visa Signature® Card is a top card for Walmart and Target purchases. Each quarter, you ...

Card issuers may need to scale back on rewards if they can’t earn as much on interest. These issuers would face the biggest hits.

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Business credit card rewards can feel like free money. That 2% cashback on your office supplies or those airline miles from business travel add up quickly. But when tax season rolls around, you might ...

With a background in journalism and counseling, Penny Min blends analytical research with real-world insight to help readers make informed financial decisions. At Forbes Marketplace, she specializes ...