Jennifer Calonia

Unlimited Cash Rewards $250 Welcome Bonus and 1.5% Cash Back on All Purchases

No categories, no spending caps, no annual fee: here’s what the Bank of America Unlimited Cash Rewards card pays on every purchase from day one.

Bank of America® Customized Cash Rewards Credit Card vs. Discover it Cash Back: Comparing Category Cards

One card lets you set your bonus category and forget it. The other rotates categories and matches a full year of cash back. Here’s how they compare.

Chase Slate® vs. Chase Freedom Unlimited®: Which Card Fits Your Financial Goals in 2026?

We compared the Chase Slate® and Chase Freedom Unlimited® across key features — from intro APR length to rewards rates — to help you decide which fits your needs.

Is the Bank of America® Customized Cash Rewards Credit Card Worth It?

You pick the category, but a shared quarterly spending cap sets the limit. Here’s who comes out ahead.

Best Summer Vacations 2026: The Travel Index on Where Your Budget Goes Furthest

According to our BestMoney 2026 Travel Index, tourists can increase their purchasing power by up to 45% — without sacrificing safety or world-class infrastructure — simply by letting the data dictate their summer vacation plans.

Is the BofA Customized Cash Rewards Card a Good First Credit Card?

It's easy to manage, and rewarding from day one, and it's an especially strong fit once you've built a little credit history.

Bank of America® Customized Cash Rewards Authorized Users: How They Affect Your Rewards

An authorized user doesn’t split your rewards into two pools. Here’s how their spending affects your category, earnings, and welcome bonus.

Chase 5/24 Rule Explained: What It Is, How It Works, and What To Do About It

Chase's unofficial 5/24 rule can block your application before human review. Here's how to check your status and plan around it.

What Is the Difference Between Saving and Investing — and When Should You Do Each?

Most Americans are falling behind on both saving and investing — and the gap between where they are and where they need to be is wider than you might think.

Why You Still Need a Savings Account, Even When Rates Feel Low

Most people know they should have a savings account. Far fewer know what it's actually protecting them from, or how much they're leaving on the table by not shopping around.

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