Savvy travelers have found ways to use credit card travel point programs to their advantage and essentially travel for free.

From free rental car insurance to discount Honey Baked Hams, here’s how credit card companies design their rewards programs.

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Using a credit card for large purchases could be a good option if you can still make your payments on time and in full.

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We’ve selected six cards based on rewards earned on dining out and ordering in, and any features that might make them a good choice to pull out when the check comes.

Brex explains that most business credit card rewards are not taxable, treated as rebates. Only non-purchase rewards, like sign-up bonuses, are taxable.

Knowing the IRS rules on 401(k) withdrawals can help you determine how to handle your high-rate credit card debt.

It's easy to mistake Credit One for Capital One. With similar names, logos and options for rebuilding credit, these two credit card issuers have a lot in common. But Capital One stands out with ...

When you receive your credit card bill, you'll notice two different balances: the statement balance and the current balance. Conventional wisdom says that you should always pay off your statement ...