A credit card aimed at renters is revamping its rewards program, leaving some users to wonder if the new version of the card is still worth it — or if they should cancel their accounts. Bilt, a ...

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While many rewards programs attract high-spending travelers with promises of access and premium status, Bilt came onto the scene in 2021 with a more basic appeal: earning rewards for paying rent.

Bilt Rewards launched in 2021 as a company offering loyalty points on rent payments, and to this day, it provides the only way in the US to earn points on what is, for many people, the largest payment ...

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Bilt on Wednesday unveiled three new tiered credit cards that offer a 10% APR for all customers over the next 12 months after President Trump called for a cap on credit card interest rates. The New ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Fintech giant Bilt announced an overhaul of its credit cards on Wednesday, which notably will include an introductory rate on all card users’ interest rates at 10% for one year. The ...

The three new credit cards reward both rent and mortgage payments, with 4% back in Bilt Cash on everyday spend 1 and, as always, free opt-in rent reporting to major credit bureaus; As Americans seek ...

Bilt, a rewards start-up, has new credit cards that help users earn points for housing payments. It rebooted the program after a shambolic rollout. Credit...Clay Hickson Supported by By Tara Siegel ...

Bilt officially unveiled its latest product to customers Wednesday, a lineup of new credit cards billed as Bilt 2.0. Over the last year, the company has expanded its offerings by launching a strategic ...