How to adjust your credit card rewards strategy for the coronavirus - Business Insider

Travel may be off the table for the time being, but you can still make the credit cards in your wallet work for you.Business Insider recommends credit cards based on their overall value and ease of use. Sometimes, we receive a commission through The Points Guy affiliate network if you apply and are approved for a card, but our choices are always independent and objective.

It's smart to take stock of the rewards credit cards you have, as well as any you might want to sign up for. If you're able to spend a few thousand dollars on regular bills within a few months time, you could earnStill, it's important to remember that credit cards are awfully expensive when used as a short-term loan. If you need to borrow money to stay afloat, steer clear of travel and rewards credit cards and focus your attention on lower-cost options.

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