
Capital One Savor Student Cash Rewards vs. Discover it® Student Cash Back
Learn how the SavorOne Student and Discover it Student Cash Back measure up for student spending.
Rebecca Lake is a freelance writer and blogger specializing in personal finance. Her interest in finance – specifically credit cards – began when she was struggling to pay off over $30,000 in credit card debt. With a passion for helping others make smart financial decisions, she started writing about finance in 2012 and since then has contributed to a number of highly-visible brands online, including CreditCards.com, U.S. News & World Report, Citi Life + Money, Discover Modern Money blog, Bankrate, SmartAsset, Fox Business Network, Forbes Advisor, Magnify Money and Nerdwallet.
Her areas of expertise include credit cards, debt management and personal money management. She began writing for CreditCards.com in 2018, where she authors articles on topics ranging from credit score management to travel rewards to small business credit. She's been quoted in Fatherly, Consolidated Credit, Grow from Acorns and the Haven Life blog, among others.
Learn how the SavorOne Student and Discover it Student Cash Back measure up for student spending.
If you’re under 21, you need proof of your income or a co-signer to get a card, but there are other options.
You can get a secured credit card without a bank account.
Business credit cards can be quite lucrative with the right spending strategy.
Learn how the quarterly bonus structure works and how it compares to other options.
Choose a business credit card that aligns with your business spending activity.
With mask recommendations back, small-business owners are wondering if shutdown is around the corner.