Several travel bloggers and points experts are reporting that Bilt will be launching a new 2.0 card line at annual fees of $0 ...

Bilt 2.0 credit cards offer 10% APR for first year and a new rewards system where everyday spending unlocks points on rent ...

If President Donald Trump's proposal for a cap on credit card interest rates is enacted, it "would be a chaotic contraction ...

Travel-focused credit cards are getting more complex by the minute—but it’s still possible to make them work for you.

The Merchants Payments Coalition claims that the average family in the U.S. pays $1,200 per year to cover the costs of swipe ...

Double-dip on savings by using your rewards credit card in tandem with a cash-back app or site. Here are some of our favorite ones and how they work. Many or all of the products on this page are from ...

By redeeming Bilt Cash, Bilt’s new currency, Bilt credit card holders can earn rewards on mortgage payments without paying a ...

In the wide-ranging world of credit card rewards and benefits, it can seem tempting to try to catch 'em all. Enter: credit card churning. This process involves frequently opening new credit cards with ...

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TurboTenant reports that paying rent with a credit card offers flexibility, rewards, and credit-building benefits for tenants ...

Travel can be expensive, but if you live in Canada, some credit cards offer a smart way to make trips way more affordable.

Those looking to make the most bang for their buck this year may want to consider switching credit cards in Canada.