Credit Card News

Great news for American Airlines credit card owners: You could save up to 7,500 miles when booking your next American Airlines award flight.

United and Chase recently announced an impressive new sign-up bonus to the United Explorer Business Card: 100,000 miles after an initial spend. Here’s everything you need to know. 

The Aviation industry was rocked this week by the announcement that Delta purchased a 20% stake in LATAM, Latin America’s largest carrier. What does this news mean for both Delta and American Airlines cardholders?  

The Marriott Bonvoy Boundless card usually offered 75,000 points for an initial spend to new cardholders. This week, however, Chase upped the ante, increasing this new bonus to a whopping 100,000 points.

Recently, payment giant Stripe, known for its payment processing integrations, launched a new business credit card, the Stripe Corporate Card. Learn more about this new product.

American Express is set to update several credit card benefits in the new year. Learn what’s changing and how it could affect you – read our blog for more!

Citibank is poised to roll out their fall update to credit card benefits. Find out what’s changing, and how it might affect you – read our blog for more!

The FOMC has announced further cuts to the federal funds rate after meeting in September; this marks the second rate cut this year. Read on to learn more!

The final quarter of Chase Freedom bonus categories of 2019 are available for activation. Spoiler: this is going to make holiday shopping a breeze.

The FOMC is set to meet in the middle of September, 2019. Can we expect more cuts to the Federal Funds rate? Speculation is rife, but only time will tell.

Seemingly everyone is getting in on the credit card game these days – especially with the highly-publicized launch of the Apple Card earlier this month. Recently, payment giant Stripe, known for its payment processing integrations, launched a new business credit card, the Stripe Corporate Card.

Many airlines are moving towards rewards that work for – not against – their customers. United is the latest to join the fad, announcing this week that their miles will now never expire.