4 cooler ways to redeem cash back rewards

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Poll: 49 million US cardholders have never switched favorite card If you've never changed up your go-to card, chances are you're leaving money on the table in the form of unclaimed rewards. See the full story

More News Hotels you can book for 5,000 points per night or less You don't need to burn 100,000 points on a single night. With some good planning, you can enjoy posh spots for a pittance. See the full story

Charged Up! podcast: Is day trading for you? Day trading expert Alex Foster shares lots of tips, but learn this one first: Don't pull out your credit card to gamble on your hunches. See the full story

4 cooler ways to redeem cash back card rewards Yeah, we get it: Cash back is already cool, and it's super easy to just get a discount on everything. But you can spice things up a bit by using those rewards for getting out of debt, investing or even charitable giving. See the full story

Expert Q&A If I cancel a card, can I keep my points? If you have a hotel or airline card, chances are your rewards are safe. But for other types of cards, you lose the points once you ditch the card. See the full story

Taking Charge: a credit card blog My credit card confession: I mixed business with pleasure spending Blogger John Egan recalls how he got into debt by committing a credit card no-no: buying personal items on his business card. See the full story

Product News It's the end of the first quarter. Have you maximized your bonus categories? Tick-tock! On March 31, credit card quarterly bonus categories change, and a lot of other limited-time offers end. We have the list all teed up for you, so you can max out your savings now and get a head start on Q2.  See the full story

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