Team Article: 3 Credit Cards We’ll Never Close
September 15, 2021
With a wallet full of credit cards, it's best practice to commonly assess your credit card portfolio to ensure that the benefits you receive from the cards outweigh the annual fees that you pay. If not, it's time to close that card or cards in most cases.
American Express,Membership Rewards
Why You Should Turn off Pay Over Time and an Easy Way To Earn 20,000 Membership Rewards
April 30, 2021
American Express offers two different types of card - regular credit cards we are all very familiar with and the no pre-set spending limit cards.
American Express Credit Cards vs. No Pre-Set Spending Limit Cards: What’s the Difference and Why Does It Matter
January 6, 2021
Are all American Express cards the same? A card’s a card, right? Why do some cards have a credit limit and some don’t?
Most people don’t give too much thought to these questions, but it’s important to understand the difference because credit cards with and without a spending limit are two very different financial tools.
Comparing Chase’s Ink Business Cards: Which One Is Right for You?
September 24, 2020
If we were to start handing out awards here at MileValue, we can officially declare Chase the winner of some of the most exciting updates in the credit card marketplace for September 2020. Between updating the welcome bonus on the Chase Sapphire Preferred to 80,000 points, and improving the Chase Freedom Unlimited® and the introduction of the Chase Freedom Flex℠, Chase has been all over the news in the points and miles world as of late.
And guess what: they’re back in the news again.
The Basics of Citi ThankYou Points
June 26, 2020
Welcome back! Let’s continue our series on the types of credit card reward programs frequented by travelers.
The Basics of Chase Ultimate Rewards
May 25, 2020
Welcome! Today we continue our series on the types of credit card reward programs frequented by travelers.
Credit Card Reward Programs for Travelers: An Introduction
May 12, 2020
In the coming weeks we’ll be looking at different types of credit cards and their reward programs, with an aim to introduce you to those frequently used by travelers. Such a topic can be divided into three categories: transferable programs, airline and hotel branded cards, and fixed point value cards.
Economics of Churning: Who Pays for Those Credit Card Bonuses?
January 20, 2017
An interesting post on Reddit caught my eye called "The Economics of Churning: who pays for the rewards?"
("Churning" is the milesphere's term for opening cards, getting their bonuses, closing the cards, and repeating.)
While I don't agree with the post's conclusions about who pays for rewards, it does present a lot of interesting information for anyone who wants to understand the business of credit cards a little bit better.
Poster Buddy5000 writes:
I do have an undergraduate and graduate degree in business.
What to Do If You Aren’t Instantly Approved for the Citi Prestige
September 28, 2015
This offer is expired. See the new offer and analysis here.
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A few readers have reported to me that they applied for the Citi Prestige® Card and either got a response that their application was pending or denied. What are their options?
The Citi Prestige® Card has been one of my favorite cards since I got it in March.
Five Limited Time Credit Card Offers and Their End Dates
August 10, 2015
All these offers are expired.
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