Young people’s relationship to cash is changing—and some Gen Zers don’t even carry wallets anymore.

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Premium credit cards grew in 2025, with higher fees, new perks and steady demand amid Visa and Mastercard settlement news.

Overall cash usage may be declining, but according to a new survey, Americans still want the choice as a payment option.

These cards offer insurance coverage for damage and loss, and in some cases, they provide elite status with car rental companies.

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Taking on too much credit card debt is all too easy, especially for students with lots of expenses and little income. Here's advice on paying it off.

Credit card debt is expensive and potentially bad for your credit score. The most cost-effective method for paying it off is typically the debt avalanche strategy.

The United Quest Card occupies a carefully defined middle ground in United’s credit card lineup, and for many frequent United flyers, that balance is precisely what makes it appealing. It delivers ...