What It Means for Your Wallet and What to Buy Now
China just dropped a bombshell on global trade. Starting April 10, 2025, all U.S. products imported into China will face a 34% tariff. This sudden escalation—part of China’s response to President Trump’s recent “Liberation Day” tariffs—will hit everything from electronics to agriculture. But while politicians play chess, everyday consumers are
The best Chase credit cards to add to your wallet
Chase credit cards have always held a special place in my heart — and my wallet. My very first credit card, the United℠ Explorer Card (see rates and fees), was a Chase product, and it introduced me to the world of points and miles. I’ll never forget how it felt
The best gas credit cards to add to your wallet
Unless you primarily commute via public transit, chances are you’ve recently stopped to gas up. Whether your total was a couple of dollars or you ended up paying triple digits to fill your tank, if you didn’t use a gas credit card, you’re missing out on earning rewards. At TPG,
Why the JetBlue Plus Card remains in my wallet
I currently have more than 20 different travel rewards credit cards. Some of these are great for everyday spending, while others offer valuable perks that can make my travel experience less costly or more comfortable — or both. Most carry annual fees, including some hefty ones. Every time one comes
This underrated Google Wallet feature is my favorite thing about the app
Joe Maring / Android Authority Google Wallet, while not the most exciting app in Google’s portfolio, is one of the Google apps I use all the time. It’s my default digital wallet on every Android phone I use. All of my store rewards/membership cards are in it, and it’s fantastic
Samsung Pass holdouts get reminder to switch to Wallet before the app’s imminent demise
Joe Hindy / Android Authority TL;DR Samsung Pass is getting phased out. The company is now sending out reminders to migrate your data to its Wallet app while you still can. Once you switch, the app icon for Pass will disappear. Samsung Pass was initially just a password manager at
Ugreen’s new wallet tracker is thinner and cheaper than the rest
Like Eufy and Pebblebee’s wallet trackers, Ugreen’s Finder Slim features a rechargeable battery instead of a disposable one. Battery life is claimed to be up to 12 months between charges, which is much shorter than the three years Tile says its wallet tracker will work, but you can potentially keep
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