Do you fly often? Do you live near an American Airlines hub like Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW), Charlotte (CLT), Miami (MIA), or Philadelphia (PHI)? If so, and you don’t have any weird aversions to flying with American Airlines, then you should…
The Alaska Airlines Visa® Credit Card is a travel rewards card with a $75 annual fee. It offers fairly generous rewards for Alaska Airlines purchases, as well as dining with more than 11,000 Alaska Airlines restaurant partners. Every $1 spent earns…
The NHL® Discover it® Credit Card is a cash back credit card with no annual fee, a solid rewards program, and a long 0% APR introductory promotion on purchases and balance transfers. It’s basically identical to the regular Discover it card, except…
Bank of America’s Susan G. Komen® Customized Cash Rewards Visa Credit Card, also known as the Pink Ribbon Card, is a cash back credit card that rewards spending in your choice of popular spending categories and other eligible purchases as well. This…
Discover it® Chrome — officially known as the Discover it® Chrome Gas & Restaurant Credit Card — is a hybrid cash back and gas credit card with no annual fee. Discover it Chrome’s rewards program favors gas station and restaurant purchases, and moderately rewards other…
Discover it® Cash Back is a cash back credit card with no annual fee and a nice rewards scheme. The card earns a base rate of 1% cash back on all purchases, but select rotating categories — for example, gas stations, restaurants,…
The Capital One QuicksilverOne Cash Rewards Credit Card is a cash back credit card that charges a $39 annual fee and earns a flat, unlimited 1.5% cash back rate on every purchase. Cash back rewards can be redeemed for a variety of cash equivalents,…
The Citi® Diamond Preferred® Card is a straightforward credit card with no annual fee and a great 0% introductory APR promotion for purchases and balance transfers. Although it doesn’t offer a sign-up bonus, cash rewards program, or very low APR once…
The Citi Simplicity® Card really lives up to its name. This straight-shooting credit card has one of the longest introductory 0% APR balance transfer promotions in the business (after which variable regular APR applies). Plus, while it doesn’t have an…
Self-directed saving seems easy enough. You set a goal (say, a down payment for a new car), a dollar amount, and the date you’d like to reach the goal. You figure out how much of each paycheck to set aside…
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