Best credit cards for restaurants in 2022

Consider the different types of credit cards outlined in this guide to determine which card might work best for you and your financial goals.

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The Weekly The latest news & offers Thursday, Feb. 24, 2022   Featured Article   Best credit cards for restaurants in 2022 Is eating out part of your everyday routine? Score cash back or rewards points by paying with the right card at restaurants.       More Great Reads     How to change your travel plans when you booked with rewards If you’re considering postponing or canceling a trip you booked with rewards, travel providers might let you do so without a penalty. Here’s what you need to know.       Black entrepreneur leveling the playing field for gig workers The concept of how we work is changing and Craig J. Lewis, founder and CEO of Gig Wage, is leveraging the power of fintech to support flexibility in the workforce – and he has an eye on how it can elevate underserved communities.       Best business credit cards for no-annual-fee Like consumer credit cards, small business cards come with varying perks, benefits and (potentially) costs. Here are some of the business credit cards we've found with no annual fee.

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How to get preapproved for a Citi card

If you are worried about your credit card approval odds, prequalified offers are a great tool for finding the cards in your reach. Though Citi doesn't

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The Weekly The latest news & offers Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022   Featured Article   How to get preapproved for a Citi card If you are worried about your credit card approval odds, prequalified offers are a great tool for finding the cards in your reach. Though Citi doesn't offer quite as many of these promotions as other card issuers, you still have a chance to snag a top match.       More Great Reads     Best business cash back cards We've selected four of the best cash back credit cards for business, and provided an in-depth look at each card's pros and cons, plus our thoughts on which business credit card might be the best option for you.       Should you pay your taxes with a credit card? Paying your taxes with a credit card can help you earn rewards and get more time to pay off a high tax bill. But beware of fees and watch out for high credit card APRs if you can’t erase your balance in a timely manner.       Best credit cards after bankruptcy After a credit disaster like bankruptcy, you should look for a card that offers good approval odds, a relatively low cost of ownership and credit-building tools. Here are some of our top picks.

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