Credit card holder loses access after payment check goes missing
Dear Liz: For many years, I had two credit cards that earned airline miles on all my expenses. I consistently paid my bills in full and on time, so I never missed a payment. Earlier this year, I mailed a check to settle the balance as I always did. However, after three weeks, I noticed […]
Advantages and disadvantages of being an authorized user on another person’s credit card
Understanding Authorized User Status for Credit Building Salt Lake City – A popular method for improving credit is becoming an authorized user on someone else’s credit card. This could be a parent, spouse, or even a responsible friend. By adding you as an authorized user, it can significantly boost your credit history almost instantly. What’s […]
Suggested credit card regulations may alter fees and benefits.
Credit Card Benefits May Be at Risk Travel rewards, cashback, and flight points are often significant perks of having a credit card. But what happens if these benefits disappear? In Albuquerque, New Mexico, the potential impact of federal legislation on credit card accounts is concerning. Ashley Fathergill, who owns Upside Goods Co., emphasizes that these […]
I enrolled in the new Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business card and here’s my reason.
Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business Overview It’s often said that the devil is in the details. So, when I came across the announcement about the new Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business, I found it hard not to scoff at the idea of a whopping 200,000 point welcome bonus tied to a $30,000 spend within the […]
New Credit Card Applications Decrease as Banks Focus on Wealthier Customers
Banks seem to be ramping up their marketing efforts for credit cards aimed at high-income consumers, while simultaneously tightening access for those with lower incomes. According to a recent report, the number of new credit card accounts opened in the second quarter fell for the first time in over a year, marking a 5% decrease […]
Democrat AG Accumulates Huge Expense on Taxpayer-Paid Credit Card
Massachusetts AG’s Extensive Travel Expenses Revealed Attorney General Andrea Campbell of Massachusetts has reportedly charged nearly $300,000 to taxpayer-funded credit cards over previous fiscal years, according to a report by the Boston Herald. Between July 2024 and June 2025, her office racked up $288,146.26 on state-issued procurement cards for various expenses, which included international travel […]
Is the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card About to See a Fee Increase?
Potential Fee Increase for Chase Sapphire Preferred Card For more than a decade, the Chase Sapphire Preferred card has been a standout in the travel rewards scene. With an annual fee of just $95, it has offered valuable travel benefits. Recently, even with the addition of a $50 hotel credit for bookings, the annual fee […]
Credit card company Imprint surpasses major banks for Rakuten partnership deal
On November 28, 2023, the Lacten Mobile logo was spotted at a branch in Tokyo, Japan. There are newcomers poised to shake up an industry generally controlled by large banks. Imprint, a credit card startup that launched five years ago, has outbid established banks to secure a deal for new co-branded cards with the online […]
AmEx Executives Discuss Changes to Platinum Card and Airport Lounge Overcrowding
Upcoming Changes to American Express Platinum Card As premium credit cards gain more popularity, there’s been talk about what American Express might introduce for its Platinum card. Questions surrounding potential fee increases have emerged, particularly during a recent revenue call with the company’s CEO and CFO on July 18th. The CEO noted that while there […]
Piers Morgan claims Joy Reid used ‘race card’ during intense discussion about MSNBC dismissal.
Joy Reid and Piers Morgan Clash Over MSNBC Cancellation Joy Reid joined Piers Morgan on his show “Piers Morgan Uncensored,” where the discussion took a heated turn regarding her assertion that her dismissal from MSNBC was due to her being a black woman. “Joy, let’s be real here. I don’t think it was about her […]