If your credit cards are adding up, taking time to review what you keep and what you cut can save you money and maximize ...

You'll typically forfeit unused rewards when closing a credit card account. You can preserve your rewards value by transferring or redeeming points before closing an account. Co-branded card rewards ...

Looking to hold onto a credit card for years or even decades? Here's what to know about what can happen when you do, good and ...

Americans are having a harder time paying their credit card bills. Recent data from the Fed shows that credit card delinquency rates have reached the highest level since 2012. When people can't pay ...

It’s December, and the calendar year is coming to a close soon. The year-end is a good time to review, reflect on the past year, and prepare for the coming year. As part of your year-end financial ...

A lot of people try to simplify their wallet by canceling a card they never use. The oldest one is often the first to go. But that move can backfire. Your oldest credit line plays a bigger role in ...

Dear Liz: You recently advised a couple who have excellent credit, no outstanding loans and a low credit utilization rate that they could close their credit card with a company that keeps reducing ...

There is a real question in America about how many credit cards are too many. Redditors are unsurprisingly likely to have more credit cards than the average American, as they know how to utilize ...

When you close a credit card, it’s typically a use-it-or-lose-it situation for rewards — and you may miss out on huge value if you don’t take action. “Too many cardholders forget or don’t realize that ...