I receive compensation for many links on this blog. You don’t have to use these links, but I am grateful to you if you do. I do not write about all credit cards that are available — instead focusing on miles, points, and cash back (and currencies that can be converted into the same).

Here’s a collection of my most useful posts discussing different aspects of credit cards — from getting the most rewarding ones, to signing up for cards just to get the bonus miles, to which ones you should cancel and which ones you should keep.

American Express, Chase, Citibank, and Barclays are advertising partners of this blog.

Key Links

• Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card: Great all-around credit card with a big signup bonus and double points on travel and dining. Currently offers 80,000 points after $4000 spend within 3 months of cardmembership. [Offer expired]

• Chase Sapphire Reserve Card earns triple points on travel and dining. Note that this is not my referral link for the card, and information about the product was neither provided nor reviewed by its issuer.
  

Best Cards for Spending

• My Credit Card Strategy for 2014

• The Best Rewards Credit Card for the 99% — and for the 1%

• The Most Rewarding Credit Cards for Different Kinds of Spending

Signing up for Cards for the Bonus Miles:

• The Most Lucrative Credit Card Signup Bonuses

• Ways to Goose Your Minimum Spend for a Credit Card Signup Bonus

• Minimum Spend is No Longer an Issue for Credit Card Signup Bonuses

• Leveraging Monster Credit Card Signup Bonuses for Even More Miles

Making the Most of — And Protecting — Your Credit:

• The Effect of Credit Card Signups on Credit Scores

Specific Cards:

• Chase Sapphire: King of All Credit Cards

• Spending Requirement Reduced on the 50,000 Point Bonus Chase Ink Cards

• American Express Platinum’s Amazing Travel Benefits

• The Enduring Value of the Starwood American Express Card

• Citi Hilton Reserve Visa vs. Starwood American Express

• Ritz-Carlton Rewards Visa: Strong Value for Ritz Guests and Frequent Marriott Customers Without Mid-tier Status

Other Issues:

• Keep or Cancel? Here’s How I’m Thinking About Each of the Rewards Cards in My Wallet

• Why You Should Get a Small Business Credit Card

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Editorial note: any opinions, analyses, reviews or recommendations expressed in this article are those of the author’s alone, and have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any card issuer.