Card Cruncher Reviews

The Chase Freedom® card offers 5% cash back on rotating categories each quarter. It's one of the best cash-back credit cards with no annual fee. Read our review for more details.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Credit Card offers flexible travel rewards, plus travel insurance and purchase protection. Read our review for more details.

The Surge Credit Card is marketed as an alternative to secured credit cards for those who need to rebuild their credit. And while this is technically true, the marketing material fails to mention the high APR and the outrageous annual fees, which could just as easily add to your financial troubles if you’re not careful.

If you’re trying to improve your poor credit, but don’t have the cash for a secured credit card, the Reflex Credit Card may be worth considering as an alternative. This card does come with a number of high fees compared to other cards on the market. You could get a better deal if you go […]

The First Savings Credit Card can help you rebuild poor credit, but there are better cards out there for the job. Read our review for more information.

The Cerulean Credit Card can help you rebuild bad credit, and might not require a security deposit. Read our review to learn more.

The Fortiva Credit Card can help you rebuild bad credit, but its high fees and interest rates make it a poor choice for most people. Read our review for more details.

The FIT Mastercard can help you rebuild bad credit, but it comes with high fees and a high APR. Read our review for more details.

The Wayfair Credit Card offers some nice rewards to its regular customers, but its special financing offer is misleading and could end up costing you. Unless you frequently shop at Wayfair or its partner stores, you're better off with a more flexible cash-back card.

If you’re looking for a business travel credit card, the Chase Ink Business Preferred Card is one of the best on the market. Read our full review.