CreditCardsCo Blog Topic - ' New Credit Cards'
Credit Card Debt Drops in Early 2013
TransUnion reported today that the average credit card debt fell to $4,878 in the first quarter of 2013. This is great news and ideally will reveal a more confident consumer heading into the summer months.
What’s New in Credit Card Offers
Thinking it’s time to shop for a better credit card? Here are some of the best credit cards, including a few co-branded offers and rewards credit cards, available today.
Review: Virgin America Visa Signature Card
How does the Barclays Bank Virgin America Visa Signature credit card measure up and is it worth consideration?
American Express Serve Prepaid Card
Serve by American Express is on the scene; does it have what it takes to become a formidable player in the prepaid debit card industry?
Discover “It”
The Discover “It” card was unveiled just today – and “It” offers benefits we’ve never seen in a credit card offer, including no late fee for your first late payment, if you ever need it.
US Bank New Credit Card Offers
U.S. Bank has several credit card offers that its competition can’t touch, including unique rewards programs and even a co-branded Harley Davidson credit card.
The Wallaby Card
The buzz is all about the Wallaby card and how it can help consumers make the most of their credit cards.
Credit Card Review: American Express Prepaid
Does an American Express prepaid credit card raise the bar in this sector? Card holders have perks no other prepaid product offers.
New Credit Card Products for College Students
While it’s now illegal for credit card companies to target college students on campus, there is a work around in the form of prepaid cards. American Express introduces its own “work around” for marketing to college students.
Capital One’s LSU Tigers Platinum MasterCard
LSU is nursing its wounds, but the Capital One credit card is one way to show your collegiate football pride.
New Credit Card Offers
Several new credit card offers have recently been announced, including Capital One’s Spark. This business credit card is loaded with perks and benefits, including one that has no annual fee.
Can the U.S. Meet Visa’s Plans to Adopt New Technology?
Visa has plans to ensure new EMV technology is incorporated in the United States. The chip migration and EMV technology is safer for both consumers and merchants.
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