Some types of credit cards don't deserve a spot in your wallet. Find out which cards you're better off steering clear of.

Cash back credit cards do exactly what the name suggests: They earn cash back on qualifying purchases, and many don't even charge annual fees. They're great for people who value simplicity or who ...

Whether you're a student, new to credit or are starting over, there are credit cards designed for your situation.

Our team of experts reviewed the best credit cards to bring you our top picks for all scenarios: cash back, balance transfer, and more.

It comes with a generous welcome bonus and credits that can help offset the annual fee — which is much lower than similar premium cards. The Savor Cash Rewards Credit Card earns big rewards on ...

Both the Blue Cash Preferred and the Blue Cash Everyday offer bonus cash-back on gas and groceries. Which one is the right ...

This no-annual-fee card offers the same rewards and new-cardholder bonus as Discover's regular cash-back cards. This is a great card for a student learning to handle credit. On top of the rewards ...

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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.