When Credit Card Rewards Aren’t Worth It
Faith & Finance Minute
Credit card rewards can feel like easy money: cash back, travel points, and sign-up bonuses just for using a card. But Rob West warns that a strategy called “credit card churning” (opening cards mainly to capture bonuses) can carry more risk than reward.
Show Notes
Credit card rewards can feel like easy money: cash back, travel points, and sign-up bonuses just for using a card. But Rob West warns that a strategy called “credit card churning” (opening cards mainly to capture bonuses) can carry more risk than reward.
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