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  1. Credit Cards 101 - NerdWallet

    Nov 7, 2025 · Learn about your options, the benefits of carrying a credit card and the potential risks of not using a card responsibly.

  2. Credit Cards: Browse, Learn and Apply - NerdWallet

    Browse our card picks, read our reviews and learn more about rewards, points, interest rates and how to apply — all on NerdWallet.

  3. 11 Things to Know Before Getting Your First Credit Card

    Understanding the basics of how to get a card and use it wisely can save you time, money and aggravation and get you on your way to building good credit.

  4. How to Send Credit Card Information Safely - NerdWallet

    Nov 7, 2025 · When it comes to sending credit card information, some methods are better than others. Here's how you can best protect yourself with each form of communication.

  5. Side by Side Credit Card Comparison - NerdWallet

    NerdWallet's credit card comparison tool allows you to compare cards side-by-side. Click to discover which is the right one for you.

  6. Credit Card Basics - NerdWallet

    A credit card lets you easily borrow money to buy things. Each month, you’re expected to pay all or part of the balance. You’ll be charged fees and interest on the balance you don’t pay.

  7. NerdWallet’s Guide to Your First Credit Card

    Nov 9, 2025 · Credit cards aren't difficult to understand — but they can certainly seem so if you've never had one before. Our guide to your first credit card will help you get started.

  8. What Does Your Credit Card Number Mean? - NerdWallet

    Your credit card number isn’t just a random string of numbers. It identifies the credit card issuer, financial institution and your account. It also validates your card for security purposes.

  9. Credit Card Interest Calculator - NerdWallet

    Enter your credit card balance and the interest rate on your account to see how much your interest charges would be for the month.

  10. What Is Stripe, and How Does It Work to Accept Payments?

    Stripe encrypts all customers’ credit card numbers and stores decryption information separately, so it can’t see credit card numbers without taking extra steps.