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Greenlight is a relatively new app designed for parents, through which you can send your kids money to use at stores of your choosing. Notifications and an FDIC-insured bank keep your account secure.

Lending Tree is a free third-party service that matches you with lenders for personal, business, home and auto loans, as well as credit cards and refis.

There are thousands of VIP restaurant, venue and travel discounts and experiences to be had with the SELECT card, a VIP membership program that requires an application and a $300 annual fee.

Visa has partnered with Costco to offer a new credit card with rewards in several different categories, including travel, gas and purchases at Costco locations.

Consumers with no credit history or low scores are the prime candidates for the Petal Visa, a new credit card that has no fees, rewards or deposits and seeks to make credit accessible and easy to...

The Build Card is a credit card from First Republic Bank designed for consumers who have bad credit or are trying to rebuild their credit. High fees and automatic APR make this card expensive to own.

The IKEA Visa is IKEA’s rewards-focused consumer credit card with cash-back rates and sign-up bonuses that can earn you more than $550 in rewards your first year and more than $470 every year...

The L.L.Bean Mastercard is a store credit card offering a one-time 15% discount the day you get it & an ongoing 4% rewards rate on most purchases you make at L.L.Bean’s online & physical locations.

The MasterCard Black is an ultra-luxurious credit card with a host of benefits you won’t find with the average card. The elite program has a $495 annual fee.

The Fuze Card smart card has the ability to store up to 30 credit, debit, gift and membership cards, any of which can be used via a simple set of buttons. The card sells for $129 and has a battery...

Coffee lovers can use the Starbucks Rewards Visa Prepaid Card to earn more rewards than what they could get with a reloadable Starbucks card while avoiding the fees and interest on the Starbucks...

Like their others in the Luxury Card line, Mastercard’s Titanium Card offers a 0% introductory APR for balance transfers, points for every dollar spent, and much more.

Even though the Chase Sapphire Reserve’s 50K intro points bonus aren't as high as its initial 100K bonus, the card’s host of high-end travel reimbursements and perks make it an industry leader.

The AAdvantage Aviator Red World Elite Mastercard is an airline reward credit card offered by Barclays that gives you 40,000 free AAdvantage miles when you make your first purchase.

Consumers who use PayPal often may enjoy the PayPal Cashback MasterCard, a rewards credit card that offers 2% cash back on every purchase you make as well as an interesting mix of shopping benefits.

The Capital One Spark Cash for Business card offers a $500 bonus and unlimited 2% cash back on all purchases. Is it worth a try? We’ve got the answer.

The United MileagePlus Explorer card offers a well-rounded suite of travel benefits that include priority boarding, a 40,000-point bonus and two free airport lounge passes.

The BankAmericard Cash Rewards credit card offers consumers a $100 cash-back bonus and a 0% APR on purchases & balance transfers for 12 months.

The American Express Platinum card is a luxury credit card offering 75,000 introductory bonus points and a substantial set of travel benefits.

Citi’s AAdvantage Platinum Select World Elite Mastercard is an American Airlines rewards card that can get you free flights, a free checked bag and complimentary priority boarding.