In another first for NerdWallet's Best-Of credit card awards, we had products that won in multiple categories: As noted, the ...

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Companies like Airbnb popularized vacation rentals, but these days it's the big hotel chains that are marketing them. Many or all of the products on this page are from partners who compensate us when ...

The card earns 5% cash back (up to a spending cap) in your top spending category each billing cycle. Everything else earns an unlimited 1% back. This no-fuss, high-earning cash back card is ideal ...

It earns 3% cash back at specific merchants and 2% back on everything else — but only if you use the card with Apple Pay. It's not a game-changer, but the card does offer some intriguing ...

The answer depends on the interest rate, deposit balances and time. The higher the rate, the faster a savings account will grow. Also, because of compounding, the more often interest is deposited ...

Cardholders get bonus rewards at grocery stores, wholesale clubs and a category of their choice. Some Bank of America® banking customers may qualify for more rewards, too. Many or all of the ...

You get bonus rewards of 3% cash back at U.S. supermarkets, U.S. gas stations and U.S. online retail purchases. Terms apply. If groceries, gas and online shopping are significant parts of your ...

The combined 2% rewards rate — 1% when you make a purchase and 1% when you pay it off — is among the best on any cash-back card, especially for an annual fee of $0. Many or all of the products ...

Unlike with most cards that require a cash security deposit, applicants may be able to qualify for a credit limit larger than their deposit. Flexible security deposit requirements and a $0 annual ...

The Companion Fare benefit and bag-fee waivers can save you hundreds — if Alaska Airlines is (or can be) your go-to airline. For some, that won't be possible. If you fly Alaska Airlines with ...

Sally French is a travel rewards expert who joined NerdWallet in 2020. She previously wrote about travel and credit cards for The New York Times and its sibling site, Wirecutter. Outside of work ...