Credit Card Offers by Category

  • Low Interest Credit Cards
    Credit cards with 0 APR introductory offers and low APR rates are a great way to save money on interest. Each of these cards offer interest rates lower than 10%.

  • Balance Transfer Credit Cards
    No interest balance transfer offers allow you to transfer and consolidate high interest debt. With these offers, many have saved thousands in interest payments.

  • Travel Reward Credit Cards
    Credit cards offering travel rewards can help pay for your next vacation or business travel, including airline tickets, hotel stays, and even cruises.

  • Cash Back Credit Cards: These cards offer cash rebates and rewards based on card activity. Some credit cards pay as high as 5% cash back.

  • College Student Credit Cards
    these credit cards are designed for high school and college students with limited credit history.

  • Business credit cards
    Business credit cards are design to meet the needs of small and home-based businesses, and offers some of the best rewards available.

Credit Card Offers by Issuer

Citicards offer some of the most rewarding credit cards available, including the longest available 0% APR on balance transfers and purchases (up to 15 months). Citi offers low interest, cash back, and rewards cards, as well as student credit cards.

Discover credit cards include the Discover More Card with a Cashback Bonus Program that allows you to earn up to 5% cash back on gas purchases, and 0% Intro APR. Choose from various More card designs including Clear, Flag, Wildlife, Sealife Collection and more. Also available: Miles Card, Open Road Card, Business Cards, and Student Cards.

Credit Card Articles & Guides

A Dozen Ways Credit Cards Can Save You Money On Your Next Vacation: Credit cards that offer points redeemable for airline tickets and hotel stays can save you a bundle on your next vacation. This article explores ways to make the most of these travel rewards.

Should You Sell Investments to Pay Off Credit Card Debt?: Many people wonder if they should sell investments to pay of credit card debt, or whether they should even begin investing while they have credit card bills. Dave Ramsey says to pay off debt first, but his approach may not be right for everybody.

Credit Cardholder's Bill of Rights Act of 2008: What it means for you: Congress is taking up credit card reform, and we can expect new consumer regulations in the comming years. This article explores one of the bills currently pending in Congress.

Balance Transfer Index: Even most zero percent balance transfer offers will cost something due to balance transfer fees. In addition, after the introductory rate expires, some cards hit you with double-digit interest rates. The balance transfer credit cards index evaluates the true cost of balance transfer offers and ranks the cards accordingly.

Balance Transfer Guide: This guide walks you through everything you need to know about balance transfer credit cards.

Credit Card Fees and Fine Print Guide: Have you ever tried to read a credit card agreement? These agreements can be really dense. In this article, we try to take some of the legal jargon and bring it down to earth.

From the category archives:

Credit Cards

How to Get Your Tax Refund Deposited On a Prepaid Card

by DR

Prepaid cards that allow direct deposit of tax refunds
Direct deposit of a tax refund is great news for some. You get your refund added to your checking account in about two weeks rather than the six to eight weeks it takes for a paper check refund. And you avoid the hassle of schlepping [...]

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Citi Brings Back the 15-Month 0% APR Intro Offer

by DR

In what is a sure sign that the credit markets are thawing, Citi is the first credit card issuer in more than a year to offer a 0% balance transfer for 15 months. There’s an interesting history to balance transfer offers in general, and a 15-month offer in particular, but first here are the [...]

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Does Canceling An Old Credit Card Hurt Your Credit?

by DR

A reader recently e-mailed me with a question about credit cards and his FICO credit score. Here’s his question:
I have a question relating to annual credit card fees. One of my credit cards that i got about 7 years ago with HSBC has an annual fee of $37.00. I have developed positive credit [...]

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Citi CashReturns MasterCard Review

by DR

‘m in the process of changing credit cards, or at least seriously considering new cards. I confess that I have a ton of cards, but use only three of them at the moment, depending on what I’m buying. The three cards are the American Express Premier Rewards card, the Discover More card, and [...]

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Discover More Card Offers $50 Bonus

by DR

Discovercard (www.discovercard.com) just launched a new $50 promotion on its Discover More Card that I thought was worth sharing. And it’s pretty simple to cash in on the bonus–just spend $599 on the card, and Discovercard sends you $50. Having carried the Discover More Card for many years, the first thing I checked [...]

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ZYNC From American Express Review

by Michael

Zinc is the 30th element on the periodic table and it’s the 24th most abundant element in the earth’s crust.  The most common function of zinc is to melt it with copper, thus creating the very useful alloy, brass, which has thousands of applications.  The term zinc is thought to have first been originated by [...]

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Should a Credit Card Act as Your Emergency Fund?

by DR

It’s a commonly accepted rule of personal finance that one should save 3 to 6 month’s worth of expenses in an emergency fund. Reserved for true emergencies, the conventional wisdom dictates that you stash your cash in a high rate savings account or maybe a short-term high yield CD. The key is to [...]

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How to Find the Best Prepaid Card for a College Student

by DR

Prepaid cards are gaining popularity among college students (and their parents) for several reasons. First, with a prepaid card, you don’t have the risk of going deep into debt, high interest payments, or late fees. Second, if parents are involved in the finances, they can easily add money to the card online. [...]

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Mango Money Prepaid Card

by DR

Earlier this week we published a review of Rushcard, a prepaid credit card. To our surprise it sparked a bit of controversy. The question that got so much attention was whether the fees Rushcard charges are too high. As part of the discussion, a reader asked about Mango Money, a new prepaid [...]

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