
Should I get a student credit card?
Student credit cards are just like standard credit cards, but they are designed with students in mind.
Read the latest advice from our team at Bankrate for students and credit cards. We'll help you navigate big challenges like building credit, choosing the right credit card, and getting off to a good start for your financial future.
Student credit cards are just like standard credit cards, but they are designed with students in mind.
Learn what to do with your student credit card after you graduate from college.
The Chase Freedom Student card is for students who don’t mind getting a relatively low rate of cash back on all purchases, versus the higher rate of cash back on just two spending categories you get [...]
Find out whether the Chase Freedom Student card is a good match for you.
As more student credit cards launch, it’s important to pick the right one for you. In this guide, we’ll compare two student cards from Capital One — the Quicksilver Student Cash Rewards and the Journey [...]
A student credit card can help you build your credit history and credit score, manage money and cover emergency expenses. However, student credit cards typically have high interest rates and fewer rewards [...]
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.
Establishing a positive credit history is an essential part of post-college life—and we’ve got a list of credit-building tips to help you get started.
Card issuers have come up with new credit cards and refreshed old offers over the last year.
Discover cardholders can now redeem their cash back for any amount at any time.
One of the most accessible paths to building credit is a student credit card but there are many factors to consider to help you choose the right one.
Credit cards for international students often let them apply without an SSN. Find out which cards are best for students pursuing higher education in the U.S.
Getting a credit card when you’re under 21 can be difficult but not impossible. Here’s a closer look at which credit card options might be available.
Find out which card offers are available to students with no credit history.
Issuer assistance won’t last forever. Here are 4 cards offering no late fees or a one-time pass.
Building credit now is an important step toward future financial health.
Graduating from college is a huge step toward adulthood. From paying bills to navigating student loans, there’s a lot of new experiences and responsibilities that come after receiving your diploma.
Before your child heads off to college, consider a student credit card.
Study abroad programs open students up to new cultures and experiences — but these programs aren’t cheap.
Certified financial planners and recent graduates weigh in on what college students need to know, plan for and practice before graduation.