
Which rewards credit card is best for me?
Rewards credit cards are complex, but choosing the right card is all strategy.
"I see money as a tool for achieving what you want out of life: the more you have, the more you can do what you want. I’m here to help people get there."
— Jordan Bishop
Jordan Bishop is a former contributor for Bankrate. He discovered the power of credit cards at a young age. His first splash into travel hacking came with the wildly viral launch of Yore Oyster, which landed him national media attention and more than a million frequent flyer miles. He leveraged that opportunity to help tens of thousands of people save millions of dollars on flights, all while globetrotting the world.
During his five years as a digital nomad, Bishop learned the ins and outs of how financial services are conducted across continents. Today, he’s a sought-after marketing and strategy consultant for hospitality brands. He still runs Yore Oyster, where he writes about personal finance, investing and the philosophy of money. His unique approach to problem solving is captured in Unperfect: Innovators, Trendsetters, and the Art of Problem Solving.
"I see money as a tool for achieving what you want out of life: the more you have, the more you can do what you want. I’m here to help people get there."
— Jordan Bishop
Rewards credit cards are complex, but choosing the right card is all strategy.
Student credit cards are just like standard credit cards, but they are designed with students in mind.
If you’re a student without a steady job, you can still get a credit card by listing financial aid and regular deposits from your parents as income.