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Mar 21, 2024 | bankrate.com | Ashley Parks |Jenna Flannigan

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Mar 21, 2024 | bankrate.com | Ashley Parks |Jenna Flannigan

Many co-branded airline credit cards offer free checked baggage as a benefit, though cards with this benefit usually have annual fees. This type of benefit usually offers the first checked bag free on domestic flights for the cardholder and a select number of travel companions on the same reservation. Be sure to pick an airline card that makes sense with your lifestyle and travel habits (and not just for a free-checked-bag benefit).

Feb 25, 2024 | bankrate.com | Reena P Thomas |Jenna Flannigan

Healthcare costs can be shockingly high, even for those with insurance. For 2024 HealthCare.gov Marketplace plans, the out-of-pocket maximum is $9,450 for individuals. That can be a lot of money for an insured person, and for people without insurance, costs can be exorbitant. If you can’t cover medical expenses with a health savings account, flexible spending account or your personal savings, you might consider a credit card.

Feb 25, 2024 | bankrate.com | Reena P Thomas |Jenna Flannigan

Healthcare costs can be shockingly high, even for those with insurance. For 2024 HealthCare.gov Marketplace plans, the out-of-pocket maximum is $9,450 for individuals. That can be a lot of money for an insured person, and for people without insurance, costs can be exorbitant. If you can’t cover medical expenses with a health savings account, flexible spending account or your personal savings, you might consider a credit card.

Mar 15, 2023 | bankrate.com | Heather Grey |Courtney Mihocik |Jenna Flannigan