Credit Card Reviews

Are you terrible at remembering passwords? Are you so terrible, in fact, that you often use the same one for multiple websites? If so, you’re not alone. Continue reading

In 1789, Benjamin Franklin wrote, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” His statement holds true even today – especially when it comes to personal finance tools such as credit cards. Continue reading

When Amazon.com was launched 20 years ago, few could have envisioned how far the company would come. What was once an online specialty bookstore is now an Internet juggernaut that sells nearly anything and has made major inroads into fields such as cloud computing and entertainment streaming. Continue reading

There is an endless amount of gas cards on the market, and practically every major gas station, including Shell, has options to choose from. In fact, Shell offers two options for gas cards for consumers. Continue reading

If you frequently shop at Kohl’s, chances are you’ve been encouraged to apply for a credit card each time you approached the checkout counter. And in an attempt to reel you in, the cashier mentioned a list of discounts you would qualify for if you opted-in. Sounds appealing, but is the card worthwhile? Continue reading

The Citi Simplicity^® Card – No Late Fees Ever offers something that no other card does – a 0% interest offer that won’t go away if you miss a payment. That’s right. There are no penalty fees and no late fees for this card. Continue reading

Blue for Business® from American Express is a no-annual fee card with a 0% introductory APR for up to a year. It has a sign-on bonus of 10,000 Membership Rewards points with the first purchase, and lets business owners save on things like office supplies and shipping. Continue reading

This American Express Business card partners with a popular hotel rewards program, the Starwood Preferred Guest® Program. This rewards program is even better when you use the card to earn points with every purchase. The low annual fee is waived the first year. Continue reading