The Chase Freedom Unlimited® (review) is one of the most rewarding credit cards out there for everyday spending, though it's not a card that everyone should have, in my opinion. In this post, I wanted to take a look at who should and shouldn't consider…
The Chase Freedom Unlimited® was launched in 2016, and is one of the best credit cards for everyday spending (and it's a card that I have, and also one that I have spent a lot of money on). The catch is that there's a learning curve to using this card…
With the new Marriott Bonvoy program having been launched in early 2019, Marriott has a suite of credit cards that are being issued by both American Express and Chase. While the Marriott Bonvoy Boundless™ Credit Card is Marriott's $95 annual fee…
The loyalty programs of Marriott, Ritz-Carlton, and Starwood were combined in early 2019, to form Marriott Bonvoy. As part of this agreement, both American Express and Chase are issuing co-branded credit cards. We've even seen some changes made to these…
Hotel credit cards are among the most underrated credit cards out there, in my opinion, given the perks that they potentially offer. While I'm primarily loyal to Hyatt and Marriott, Hilton has grown on me a lot lately. Many new luxury hotels have joined…
The British Airways Visa Signature® Card is one of Chase's popular co-branded airline credit cards. British Airways Executive Club is a great frequent flyer program, so in this post I wanted to take a closer look at this card, especially in light of…
Continuing my series on reviewing lesser known Chase cards, in this post I wanted to take a detailed look at the Aer Lingus Visa Signature® Card. I've never reviewed this card before, so this is overdue. This card was introduced in the US market a couple…
Hotel credit cards can be incredibly valuable. Typically the cards have reasonable annual fees, and offer outsized value, ranging from annual free nights to status. What's rare is to see a hotel credit card that offers perks in spite of not having an…
In this post I wanted to review the Iberia Visa Signature® Card, which is one of Chase's less known travel rewards credit cards. I realized that I've never formally reviewed this card before, so that seems long overdue. This card has only been in the…
In general, I think hotel credit cards are incredibly underrated. They can offer huge perks that more offset the annual fees, and some cards even offer free nights that can get you a lot of value. While I have quite a few hotel credit cards, in this…
I don't think there's a single card that has changed the premium credit card landscape like the Chase Sapphire Reserve® Card did back when it was introduced in the summer of 2016. Before the Sapphire Reserve was introduced, premium cards were thought…
Remember a few months ago, when travel perks were one of the primary motivators for getting a premium credit card? Well, suffice to say that times have changed. With social distancing replacing travel for many people, credit card perks that were once…
In January we saw Chase and IHG introduce an incredible limited time sign-up bonus on the IHG® Rewards Club Premier Credit Card (review), which in my opinion is a card that's worth having long-term for the great perks it offers. This really is a phenomenal…
There are all kinds of business cards out there, with different annual fees, different benefits, and different return on spending. However, fundamentally they're all more or less similar. Then there's the recently introduced Brex Card for Startups, which…
Hotel credit cards are among the most underrated credit cards out there, in my opinion, given the perks that they potentially offer. While I'm primarily loyal to Hyatt and Marriott, Hilton has grown on me a lot lately, thanks to the number of new luxury…
A while back American Airlines and Citi introduced a great welcome bonus on the CitiBusiness® / AAdvantage® Platinum Select® Mastercard®. I realize many people aren't looking for new travel cards at the moment, but this card does have an excellent bonus,…
A couple of years ago we saw the introduction of the American Airlines AAdvantage MileUp℠ Card, which is a no annual fee co-branded credit card being issued by American Airlines and Citi. While there are lots of airline credit cards out there, historically…
In this post I wanted to take a closer look at what I nowadays consider to be the single best credit card for everyday spending, assuming you're using it correctly. Arguably this card is more valuable than ever before, given the amount of flexibility…
In this post I wanted to take a detailed look at the CitiBusiness® / AAdvantage® Platinum Select® Mastercard®, which has an exceptional limited time welcome bonus. While most people aren't traveling at the moment, this is a card that you can get now…
Understandably a lot of people are at least temporarily reassessing their approach to using credit cards. Some people are looking for ways to be more efficient with their strategy and spending, and for many that involves considering no annual fee cards.…
Nowadays small business credit cards are more competitive than ever before. Not only can they help you earn valuable rewards for your business, but in some cases business credit cards also offer valuable perks that can save you a lot of money and offer…
Nowadays there are more compelling business credit cards than ever before, as credit card issuers increasingly try to find products that meet the needs of small business owners. The Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card (review) was introduced over two…
The Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card is one of the most popular travel rewards credit cards out there, and for good reason. If you're looking for a travel rewards credit card that offers flexible, easy to use, and valuable rewards, then this…
There are lots of great cash back credit cards, and in this post I wanted to take a look at a no annual fee card from Bank of America that may be a lot more useful than it seems on the surface. The Bank of America® Cash Rewards Credit Card is a card…
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We’ve put together this page of credit card reviews because with dozens of different airline, hotel, and bank rewards programs (not to mention cash-back cards), consumers have more choices than ever when it comes to credit cards. Choosing between the various earnings categories can be confusing enough, but when you factor in the range of loyalty programs available, the varied fees and structures, and the differences between card issuers, it can be very overwhelming.
Our in-depth credit card reviews go through all the details of each card, explain how to maximize the benefits of the card, and what to do with the points and rewards you’ll earn. As with all OMAAT travel reviews, our credit card analyses aren’t sponsored or promoted by a brand or card issuer (though we may receive a commission if you apply for and are approved for certain cards). Since we’re an independent site, we rate cards and share the best offers regardless of if we receive a referral fee or not, so you can trust our recommendations.
A few things to keep in mind when it comes to credit:
If you already have an idea of which cards you might be interested in, you can also skip ahead to our latest travel reward card comparisons. Otherwise, here are the latest credit reviews as of August 2020:
