
Should I get a travel credit card that earns points, miles or both?
The right travel credit card ultimately depends on the type of traveler you are.
Read up on the latest advice from the Bankrate team on credit card rewards and how you can take full advantage of them to get cash back, take in cool experiences, or even travel for free.
The right travel credit card ultimately depends on the type of traveler you are.
Earning travel rewards with credit cards can help offset travel expenses.
Joining American AAdvantage is easy, and you’ll get the chance to earn miles for free flights.
Learn how to earn and redeem Wyndham Rewards points for free hotel nights.
Make the most of your Discover it Cash Back rewards each quarter with this guide.
Learn the current rotating cash back categories for Chase, Discover and Citi.
Discover offers a broad range of credit cards that let you rack up rewards for cash back, travel and more.
The Amex Membership Rewards program lets you earn points for flexible redemptions.
Store credit cards reward loyalty, but watch out for high interest rates.
Choose a cash back card that aligns with your spending patterns
Check out some of the best cash back cards available and their bonuses.
Revamp your rewards by combining the gas loyalty program of your choice with one of the best credit cards for gas.
Points and miles have allowed me to travel across the globe on award bookings. Here’s how you can, too.
Credit cards for international students often let them apply without an SSN.
Rewards credit cards are complex, but choosing the right card is all strategy.
The IRS generally doesn’t consider credit card rewards to be taxable income.
Learn what credit card points are, how to use them and how to maximize their value.
Use this strategic trio of credit cards to maximize your rewards earnings on every purchase.
Rewards credit cards offer rewards in the form of cash back, points or miles.
Knowing how to maximize your rewards can help you get the most out of your card.