Closing a card can change your credit score. But keeping one open forever changes it too. Here's what actually happens.

Canceling a credit card can hurt your credit. Here’s how to avoid the damage Written By Written by Contributor, Buy Side Ana Staples is a contributor to Buy Side and an expert on credit cards and ...

Cancelling a credit card might seem like a simple way to cut costs, but it can impact your CIBIL score. While the dip is ...

It’s typically better for your credit score to keep an unused credit card open, especially if it’s your oldest line of credit. However, you might be better off canceling the credit card instead if you ...

Sometimes, closing the account may be the best move. But before you do, make sure you understand the new benefits, the timing of the changes, and the potential credit score impacts. Many or all of the ...

A credit card sign-up bonus is generally worth hundreds of dollars in free travel or cash back. It's how the best credit ...

Sometimes you need to cancel an application because you applied for the wrong card, another card has a better sign-up bonus or you realize you don’t need it. Canceling a card can be difficult because ...

The Bilt Card 2.0 has a tiered rewards structure that will require cardholders to spend more money to unlock points on housing payments. A credit card aimed at ...

A credit card aimed at renters is revamping its rewards program, leaving some users to wonder if the new version of the card is still worth it — or if they should cancel their accounts. Bilt, a ...