
Best credit cards for shopping
No matter the season, a rewards card can help lighten the load of your spending.
Brendan is a personal finance journalist for Bankrate who writes informative and educational content about credit cards and building credit. He works on content specifically geared toward users with bad or fair credit, and about credit cards with low-interest or 0 percent APR offers.
Debt is an uncomfortable situation that nearly half of Americans experience, and I try very hard to avoid it. I never spend more than I can pay off in a single billing cycle, even if it means trimming my grocery haul or my Amazon cart. If I ever choose to borrow money that isn’t going to come in on my next paycheck, it’s probably not a wise financial decision. I want to give myself plenty of breathing room for emergency spending.
“"The road to excellent credit is paved with good credit habits."”
No matter the season, a rewards card can help lighten the load of your spending.
Here are our picks for the best business cards with no preset spending limit.
The One Key+ card may not be the most flexible option out there, but its perks make the annual fee worth it for the right traveler. Read more in our full expert card review.
The Synchrony Premier card is another decent flat-rate cash back card, but where does it stand out from the crowd? Read our full expert review to see if it’s a good fit for you.
Rental car insurance can be a significant travel expense, but many credit card providers offer rental coverage as a perk.
Department store purchases can add up quickly. Why not earn rewards on them?
The PayPal Cashback Mastercard is a brass-tacks flat-rate card that offers PayPal users top-tier cash back in exchange for an above-average interest rate.
The Amex Gold card is right for me and my girlfriend. Here’s why I think it’s the perfect couples card.