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The prospect of free travel is so alluring that an entire industry has sprung up around collecting frequent flyer miles. Hotels, rental car agencies, and of course credit cards all offer enticing programs. While many people enjoy exploiting these programs…
You drive a beat up ’95 Honda Civic and your spouse drives a shiny new BMW. You go to the mall and buy what you intended to buy, but your spouse comes home with a few of the latest gadgets…
The Platinum Card® from American Express is an exclusive card that carries a $695 annual fee (see rates and fees) and provides a host of luxurious and practical benefits for frequent travelers. One of the headline benefits is a $200…
American Express (Amex) is one of the best-known payment card issuers in the United States. It supports dozens of well-regarded cards, including: What to Know About Amex Cards Before getting into specific cards, here’s a broad-stroke look at Amex’s features…
Cars are expensive — thank you, Captain Obvious — so most buyers finance them. But that adds a whole new set of wrinkles to the car buying process. To smooth them out, make sure you know the pitfalls and potholes…
In a world where one can buy just about anything on the web, “online shopping” is basically synonymous with “shopping” — minus the whole rigmarole of leaving the house, hitting the stores, and carting your purchases back home. Despite online…
The Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card from Chase is a small business card with a generous rewards program that rewards spending in certain common business categories, including travel, communications, digital advertising, and shipping. Though its $95 annual fee isn’t waived during the first…
Is your wallet optimized to capture Amazon Prime Day’s once-in-a-year deals at the lowest possible net price? If you aren’t carrying at least one of the cards on this annual list of the best credit cards to use on Amazon…
Chase Freedom Unlimited® is a cash back credit card with no annual fee, a very good sign-up bonus, a long intro 0% APR promotion, and a flat, unlimited 1.5% cash back earning rate on most purchases. It shares many similarities with…
Many credit cards’ foreign transaction fees range from 2% to 3% of the total amount of transactions denominated in foreign (non-U.S.-dollar) currencies. However, not every credit card charges you extra to make transactions outside the United States. There are a…
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