Standout benefits: This is one of the few debit cards that offers rewards and has no annual fee. You can earn 1% cash back on up to $3,000 in debit card purchases each month. This means you can ...

Wish a friend or loved one an extra-special day with a cute Hello Kitty card Cover features a die-cut of Hello Kitty wearing blue overalls, a yellow shirt and pink bow Inside reads: "Wishing you a ...

Depending on which United card you choose, you can earn a welcome bonus of up to 95,000 bonus miles, which is a great way to save on upcoming flights. Here, we break down the welcome bonuses on ...

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Our opinions are our own. A low interest credit card saves you money by reducing the cost of debt: When you're paying less in interest, you can pay back what you've borrowed more quickly.

SAN FRANCISCO — Two best friends who met in the 1940s have exchanged the same birthday card every year for the last 80 years. Pat DeReamer, who just turned 95, and Mary Kroger, who is turning 95 ...

Capital One’s acquisition of Discover has received final regulatory approval and is expected to close on May 18, 2025. The merger aims to expand competition in payment networks, drive innovation ...

This sleek metal credit card is loaded with premium benefits including airport lounge access and an annual travel credit of up to $300, which more than offsets its $395 annual fee. Cardholders ...

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The card now costs $0 intro for the first year, then $150, up from the previous rate of $95 a year. In exchange, cardholders earn 2 miles per dollar on United® purchases, dining, and hotel stays ...

The birthday card Pat DeReamer and Mary Kroger have been exchanging since 1944, shown in 2002. Photo / Courtesy of Don Kroger via The Washington Post “The joke is that neither one of us knows ...