What really makes a U.S. credit card application roadmap useful is not telling everyone, “What should you apply for as your sixth card?” but helping you understand where you are no...

If you’re planning to apply for a card in the near future, I think the ones worth prioritizing are AMEX Gold, Platinum, Marriott Brilliant, Citi AA Platinum, and Alaska Summit; if...

This card now has a new limited-time welcome offer: 150,000 points + $250, with $6,000 in spending required within six months. The offer expires on September 30. The biggest perk o...

This card’s welcome bonus is 125,000 Marriott Bonvoy points + $150 (spend $5,000 in the first 6 months). Note that this card does not give you a free night award every year; you ne...

I just saw a Good Chop Flash Deal that, when stacked with Rakuten and an AMEX Offer, gets you very close to a free order—and new users can even come out ahead....

AMEX arguably has the widest range of credit card products among all card issuers, with options ranging from no-annual-fee cards all the way up to cards with a $695 annual fee, and...

This card quietly raised the spending requirement for the welcome bonus from $8,000 to $12,000. The welcome bonus is now as high as 175,000 points, but if the offer you end up gett...

The limited-time sign-up bonus on all four Hilton co-branded cards ends on July 29. Today is the last day, so if you need to apply, act fast! My personal top pick is still the Aspi...

AMEX can now transfer to Leading Hotels at a 4:1 ratio. Leading Hotels of the World is a collection of more than 400 independent luxury hotels across 80 countries. Leaders Club doe...

This card has quietly been removed from the official website, and the application link is dead too. The card has actually been around for a long time, so it probably won’t be perma...

Chase has a wave of all-time-high offers, with some reaching 200,000; the Ink lineup is also at all-time highs at 100,000; Capital One is also making moves, with an ultra-high up-t...