Category - Credit Cards

We’ve made reference to the October EMV chip liability shift in the past many times. Yesterday reader, JB alerted me to the fact that I’ve never really discussed what this liability shift is, why it’s happening and how... Read More →

This is another post in our Weird Wednesday series where we look at credit cards that aren’t often talked about. You can view more posts in this series by clicking here. Chase cards are talked about a lot, so it’s a bit... Read More →

Update: According to Techaeris Stratos is going out of business. There are a lot of All In One cards that are currently being developed (Coin, Plastc, Wallby & Swyp), none of these have actually reached the market yet but there is a... Read More →

Yesterday we reported on the four new Barclaycard American Airlines Aviator cards. We still had a few unanswered questions about these cards, so we reached out to the media team to get them answered (we also asked for your questions on... Read More →

Yesterday we found out that there would be four Barclaycard issued American Airline credit cards. Citi issues four different American Airlines credit cards as well. I thought it would be interesting to compare all of them and see which... Read More →

I talk about credit cards and I talk about them a lot. I love learning about the nuts and bolts of how the industry works, one thing I’ve been asking myself and researching recently is how much are co-branded credit card partners... Read More →

Update: We had a number of additional questions for Barclaycard, they were willing to answer these questions and they can now be viewed here. As you already know, US Airways & American Airlines are merging. This creates an... Read More →

Citizen’s Bank & Charter One are the same bank but they operate in different areas under the two names. They used to offer two cards that were of potential interest: Green$ense Platinum MasterCard: This card earned 25¢ per... Read More →

In case you didn’t know, over 300 credit card issuers are required to send the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB) a copy of their credit cardholder agreement once every quarter. This information is made available to... Read More →

Golden 1 Credit Union offers a platinum rewards credit card. We’ve written a full review on this card before, but here are the highlights for those who have not read that review: Annual Fee:  None 3% Cash Back Categories: Grocery... Read More →

In case you didn’t know, American Express will no longer issue the co-branded jetBlue credit cards. We predicted this at the end of 2014 and were the first to report that Barclaycard will be replacing American Express as the co... Read More →