Multiple credit cards: Why Americans have them and what they look for in a cardArticle
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Multiple credit cards: Why Americans have them and what they look for in a cardArticle
Key findings: Six in ten (60%) of American adults have at least one credit card, including 23% who have more than three. The unique benefits that cards offer are cited as the top reason for holding multiple credit cards by those who have three (48%) and four and more cards (51%). Rewards and cashback become more important as card counts rise, from 48% among single-card users to 67% among those with more than three cards. How Americans use credit cards and what they value from
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Key findings: Six in ten (60%) of American adults have at least one credit card, including 23% who have more than three. The unique benefits that cards offer are cited as the top reason for holding multiple credit cards by those who have three (48%) and four and more cards (51%). Rewards and cashback become more important as card counts rise, from 48% among single-card users to 67% among those with more than three cards. How Americans use credit cards and what they value from
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Key findings: Six in ten (60%) of American adults have at least one credit card, including 23% who have more than three. The unique benefits that cards offer are cited as the top reason for holding multiple credit cards by those who have three (48%) and four and more cards (51%). Rewards and cashback become more important as card counts rise, from 48% among single-card users to 67% among those with more than three cards. How Americans use credit cards and what they value from
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