Credit card companies are using incentives to keep customers using their plastic. Here are five incentives you can use to get the most out of your credit card:
Some credit cards reimburse you for the price of an item if it is lost or stolen. Again, comb through the fine print, as the devil is often in the details. Hopefully, you won't have to claim this reward, but it may offer some peace of mind, knowing that you've got a built-in insurance policy courtesy of your credit card company. American Express, MasterCard, Visa, and Discover all offer credit cards with variations on product protection.
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