Some credit card companies may be breaking the law by illegally devaluing accrued points, airline miles and other rewards used to entice cardholders, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said ...

A federal consumer watchdog is warning that certain credit card companies may be illegally devaluing accrued rewards such as points or airline miles. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) ...

As much as you may enjoy seeing your credit card rewards build up, hoarding points is not the best use for them. The longer you delay using rewards, the more inflation eats away at the value of those ...

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Double-dipping is a credit card strategy that involves linking your card purchases to at least two rewards programs to maximize your earnings. Some ways you can double-dip include purchasing items in ...

You may be familiar with the saying "cash is king," but when it comes to traveling, choosing a credit card with robust travel ...

Credit card rewards are paid for by issuers, which pass the bill along to consumers who are charged fees and interest for using their cards. The merchant middlemen also indirectly pay for credit card ...

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Housing may be one of your biggest expenses, but it's difficult to earn rewards on these payments. But you do (or at least ...