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Imagine carrying just one credit card with you and earning rewards that you can trade in for free vacations. WorldVentures DreamTrips is teaming up with Nxt-ID to do just that.
Good news for U.S. Bank customers: the company has a new online tool to help consumers make savvier choices about personal finances.
Capital One and Uber have joined to give the Capital One cardholders new ways to save.
Many Americans know and understand the importance of having good credit score, and in many cases, they’ve learned it from their own experience.
Barclays and Apple introduced a new co-branded credit card – the Barclaycard Apple Rewards Visa credit card. This new card comes with a revised rewards system, financing deals, and with EMV chip-and-pin security.
When standing at a point of sale, how often have you been told: “This card’s been denied. Do you have another form of payment?”
Capital One is piloting a new first of its kind service that helps its consumers identify unnoticed or potentially unwanted charges. Second Look℠ is more than traditional fraud detection for Capital One customers. The service flag potentially duplicate charges, auto-renewing subscriptions and increases in recurring charges that are commonly overlooked.
Sam’s Club is going to offer its consumers a credit card with a microchip to prevent fraud. It is the first major American retailer to switch to a more secure payment card technology that has been widely discussed since a consumer data breach at Target last year.
American Express’ first-of-its-kind integration allows business owners to tag expenses made on their business credit cards from American Express OPEN® with their QuickBooks tags online or on-the-go.
Scammers do not sleep long and always get a new con ready to use relying on the fact that many consumers don’t check their credit card statements carefully. Don’t fall for it. Review your monthly statements for unexplained charges of $9.84. Found such charges? Call your bank or credit card issuer at the number shown […]
