NEW YORK— Most people apparently aren’t certain they have picked the right credit card, according to a U.S. News survey. In fact, nearly half are worried that different cards could earn them more rewards, U.S. News stated.
Only about 38% say they feel very confident that they are carrying the right cards in their wallet, and when survey respondents were asked if they worry that they could earn more rewards with a different credit card, almost 47% acknowledged feeling anxious about that possibility.
A bit more than 36% of survey respondents say the most important feature of their newest credit card is the rewards program. Almost 15% say that they chose a credit card for the purpose of building credit.