This premium travel card just got a big overhaul -- along with a huge fee increase. Here's how to tell if it's still worth it ...

Downgrading a credit card typically changes how you earn rewards, though it's rare you'll lose them in a product change. If ...

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When the news broke that Chase is raising the annual fee for its popular Sapphire Reserve card from $450 to $550, a lot of readers wondered if it was ...

In the sections ahead, we'll break down the benefits of the Chase Sapphire Reserve®, when it makes sense to upgrade, how to downgrade a Chase card the smart way, and what each move means for your ...

If you’re looking to upgrade or downgrade your Chase credit card, Chase offers its cardholders a variety of options, with more than 30 credit cards and co-branded credit cards advertised on its ...

Cancel, downgrade, product change — what should you do with your credit cards when you don't want to pay the annual fee for another year? Here are the factors to consider.

Say you have a Chase Sapphire Reserve card and downgrade to a Chase Sapphire Preferred Card, which charges a lower annual fee. You can keep your bonus points but will not earn as many rewards for ...

The Chase Sapphire Reserve is a favorite among frequent travelers, but after a year of no traveling and increased grocery spending, here's why I chose a different card.

Credit cards with annual fees offer a wide range of perks, but if you don't take full advantage of them, they can cost you. Here's how to save by downgrading your card.

If you're paying a credit card annual fee to earn rewards toward flights, hotel stays or restaurant purchases, you may want to think twice. Should you downgrade your credit card to one with a ...