Credit Cards

by Amanda Blankenship

8 Signs Your Credit Card Rewards Program Just Devalued Without Telling You If your credit card rewards don’t seem to go as far as they used to, you’re not imagining it. Across 2025 and 2026, ... read the story

by Drew Blankenship

The Credit Card Late‑Fee Cap Is Gone and Seniors Are Already Paying the Price Many people, especially those on fixed incomes, were relying on the federal credit card late-fee cap. It was supposed to... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

8 Credit Card Benefits That Quietly Disappear After Inactivity Credit card inactivity might seem harmless, but it can quietly erase some of your most valuable perks without warning. M... read the story

by Barbara Huson

Is Money Your Drug of Choice? Is Money Your Drug of Choice? Written by Barbara Huson How often do we use money like Novocain, spending freely to numb ... read the story

Dave Says: They Represent Security to Her They Represent Security to Her Dear Dave, My wife and I have paid off all of our credit card debt, but she doesn’t wan... read the story

by Catherine Reed

Credit Card Benefits That Quietly Change Every January (And What You Lose If You Miss Them) January is when a lot of “set it and forget it” perks quietly reset, expire, or start requiring new steps to unlock.... read the story

Why Americans Now Brag About Credit Card Limits Instead of Savings If someone told you they had $20,000 in a savings account, you might be impressed. But if they casually mention a $30,00... read the story

Why Millennials Are More Afraid of Credit Card Debt Than Death It sounds like a dark joke, but it’s backed by research: more millennials say they fear credit card debt than dying. F... read the story

The Dark Fee Trap in Cash Back Cards: 8 Realities Banks Won’t Blast on X Swipe, earn, repeat—that’s the dream most cash-back credit card commercials sell. They promise rewards for what you�... read the story

7 Ways to Avoid Paying High Interest Rates on Your Credit Cards Credit cards can be useful financial tools, but they also have a dark side: sky-high interest rates that can quietly dra... read the story