The AARP credit cards are great for earning rewards and avoiding annual fees, but not as great if you plan to carry a balance or are prone to making late payments. No Annual Fees.

Each time you use the AARP Credit Card from Chase for a restaurant purchase, $0.10 will be donated to AARP Foundation in support of Drive To End Hunger, up to $1 million in 2020; ...

The AARP has released its annual 99 Great Ways to Save, offering tips for saving on everything from groceries to travel to ...

The AARP Essential Rewards Mastercard from Barclays could be a fine credit card for those seeking rewards on medical expenses and gas, but is somewhat lackluster on other areas of spending.

In March 2021 — when Barclays said it would be taking over the co-branded AARP credit card portfolio from Chase — the issuer announced brand-new products, including the AARP® Essential ...

Credit card debt in the U.S. amounted to $1.211 trillion in the fourth quarter of 2024, according to Federal Reserve data ...

AARP is urging federal regulators, including the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ... The Bureau recently estimated credit card companies charged $12 billion in late fee penalties in 2020, ...

A new survey from AARP finds nearly half of adults aged 50 and older are carrying credit card debt. For those with lower incomes, credit cards often become a necessity just to make ends meet. Consumer ...

According to AARP data, 52% of adults ages 50 to 64 have credit card debt, along with 42% of those ages 65 to 74. The survey covered 4,846 older adults who reported carrying credit card debt. Of ...

AARP found that 47% of adults aged 50 and up who carry credit card debt are using their credit cards to pay for basic living expenses like food, housing, utilities, health care and unexpected ...

A new survey from AARP finds nearly half of adults aged 50 and older are carrying credit card debt. For those with lower incomes, credit cards often become a necessity just to make ends meet. Consumer ...