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Is the Robinhood Gold Card Worth It?

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By Lee Huffman, Emily Hayes, Ray Frager Verified
| Money US News
Key Takeaways With the Robinhood Gold Card, you can earn 3% cash back on every purchase, with no bonus categories to remember or activate. Avoid unnecessary expenses with no annual fee or foreign transaction fees, although a Robinhood Gold membership is required. Complimentary protections safeguard your purchases and travel plans. Most people know Robinhood as an online investing platform with no commission fees on stocks and exchange-traded funds.
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Barclays Introduces New Wyndham Rewards Earner Premier Card

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By Lee Huffman, Emily Hayes Verified, Ray Frager Verified
| Money US News
With more than 8,000 properties across 25 brands, Wyndham Rewards is one of the biggest hotel loyalty programs worldwide. Yet its credit cards were somewhat lacking compared with those of its major competitors – especially among luxury travelers. Not anymore. Wyndham has announced the addition of a new premium credit card, along with a refresh of its entire credit card portfolio. Here's everything you need to know about the updates and an overview of the new Wyndham Rewards Earner Premier Card.
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Citi Shuts Down Applications for Popular Custom Cash Card

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By Lee Huffman, Emily Hayes Verified, Ray Frager Verified
| Money US News
Some of the links on this site contain offers from our partners. The offers in this article may be expired or currently unavailable. Banks change their credit card lineups on a regular basis, and the latest card to get cut is the Citi Custom Cash Card. Citi stopped accepting new applications on May 28, 2026, and we don't know whether the card will return with refreshed bonus categories and perks or sail off into the sunset like so many others.
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