Start with a lucrative bonus, add 3% back on restaurants, 1.5% back outside of bonus categories and flexible redemption options, and you have a winner. The card's rewards structure isn't the ...

Earn 2 miles per dollar spent on most purchases, and receive a slew of travel-related perks, including airport lounge access.

The $0-annual-fee card earns an impressive and uncapped 4% back on an equally impressive range of categories, including major theme parks and youth sports leagues. Many or all of the products on ...

It earns 3% cash back in several popular spending categories, making it among the top cards for college students. And those rates stick around when you graduate, so it's worth holding on to.

The Companion Fare benefit and bag-fee waivers can save you hundreds — if Alaska Airlines is (or can be) your go-to airline. For some, that won't be possible. If you fly Alaska Airlines with ...

Earn 2 miles per dollar on purchases. Redeem miles (at 1 cent apiece) for credit on your statement against any travel purchase, with none of the restrictions of airline cards.

You get bonus points for spending on travel, dining and some everyday purchases. Points are worth more when used to book through Chase.

If you lack a Social Security number, you might still be able to apply for some credit cards with an Individual Taxpayer ...

For a limited time, the IHG One Rewards Premier and IHG One Rewards Traveler credit cards are offering increased sign-up ...

The new welcome offer for the Bonvoy Bold card is significantly better than the previous one, but the sign-up bonus for the ...

The average rate on the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell 12 basis points to 6.94% in the week ending Jan. 23, according to ...

The credit card landscape has changed significantly over the past decade, but in some cases, the learning curve hasn't been ...