Which banks let you personalize your credit card?

Many of the top credit card and debit card issuers let customers have fun with their card designs. Here's some of your best options for credit card

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The Weekly The latest news & offers Thursday, Apr. 28, 2022   Featured Article   Which banks let you personalize your credit card? A growing number of credit card companies allow you to personalize your card with a custom design, or your own photos       More Great Reads     Credit card bill autopay: Tips for getting it right Autopay can help streamline your finances, but it must be used with care. Read on to learn how to set it up and how to make it work best for you.       Do you lose points and miles if you cancel a credit card? When canceling a card, you may lose your points, but in many cases, you won’t. Each rewards program and bank has its own rules       Best credit cards for paying monthly bills Paying monthly bills using a credit card is a great way to simultaneously pay your bills on time and earn rewards. Plus, some cards offer extra benefits like cellphone insurance, giving you protection for choosing to pay with plastic.

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Best credit cards for planning a wedding

If you and your partner are tying the knot soon, consider a credit card that can help you earn rewards on wedding expenses or give you extra time to

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The Weekly The latest news & offers Tuesday, Apr. 26, 2022   Featured Article   Best credit cards for planning a wedding If you and your partner are tying the knot soon, consider a credit card that can help you earn rewards on wedding expenses or have extra time to pay them all off without incurring interest or both.       More Great Reads     What credit score do I need for the Amex Blue Cash Preferred? The Blue Cash Preferred Card from American Express earns high cash back rates at U.S. supermarkets and gas stations and select U.S. streaming services. Keep reading to learn what credit score you need to get approved and how you can improve your chances.       What are the differences between a credit card and a debit card? If you're a credit card loyalist, you might be charging every possible purchase. But are there any occasions where you should consider using cash, or even a debit card instead? This guide will tell you everything you need to choose the right payment method.       How to safely accept credit card payments over the phone If your business takes card payments by phone, there are steps you can take to prevent fraud. Start by knowing – and following – the card networks’ merchant guidelines.

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Where to find us: 9600 N. Mopac, Stonebridge Plaza II, Suite 500, Austin, TX 78759     Editorial Note: Editorial content is based solely on the objective assessment of our writers and is not driven by advertising dollars. It has not been provided or commissioned by the credit card issuers. However, we may receive compensation when you click on links to products from our partners.   You may unsubscribe from this email here or manage your subscriptions here. View our privacy policy.