There is already a Barclaycard Visa with Apple Rewards credit card, Apple Cash card, and recently Apple announced a new card – Apple Card. It is an innovative credit card that will be available in the U.S. this summer.

As the winter holidays fade into memory and the new year advances, many people find that their resolutions to lose weight, eat better, go to the gym, get more organized, and generally be better versions of themselves also recede into the distance.

Most people are familiar with rewards credit cards that give members bonus cashback in certain categories that change each quarter. But U.S. Bank’s new business credit card will let companies earn more rewards by offering the biggest bonuses in categories where they spend the most each statement period.

Wells Fargo and American Express have announced changes to their no-annual-fee Propel card, making it an even better deal for customers who use streaming video services, order food and go out to restaurants, and travel frequently.

There are two new rewards credit cards available for travelers who want to collect extra points when checking in to their favorite hotels. The IHG Rewards Club Premier card and the IHG Rewards Club Traveler card from Chase Card Services offer reward points, free anniversary nights, elite membership stats, no foreign transaction fees, and more.

One of the best things about credit cards is being able to accrue frequent flyer miles and other travel perks, just by making purchases you’d be making anyway. And American Express, which offers many popular travel rewards credit cards, recently released a report on the most popular travel destinations for travelers looking forward to adventures in 2018.

If you are carrying credit card debt and feel like you’ve been carrying it forever, you might be right. Well, maybe not forever, but for a while.

Is it harder to find true love, or to be financially successful? The third annual Love & Money Survey, conducted by TD Bank, offers some insight on Americans’ struggle to achieve happiness in both their romantic lives and their financial ones.

Despite a common conception that older people are more reluctant to trust technology, especially when it comes to money matters, it seems the so-called “Silent Generation,” or those in their 70s and 80s, are the most likely to save their payment information on websites or mobile apps.

US Bank corporate cardholders will be able to pay for transactions via Apple Pay, Android Pay, or Samsung Pay with their Visa cards, thanks to new functionality that makes US Bank the first financial institution to offer mobile payments for Visa commercial cards.