Credit card news and devaluations

Every reward cut, launch and rule change we track, each dated and sourced. Add your cards to My cards and the ones that affect you are marked.

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Devaluation FAQ

What is a credit card devaluation?

A devaluation is any change that makes a card earn or redeem fewer rewards for the same spend: a cut earn rate, a new monthly cap, an added exclusion, a worse transfer ratio, or a higher annual fee. Issuers rarely advertise them, so the real value of your card can drop overnight.

How often is the CardPolo devaluation tracker updated?

CardPolo re-checks issuer notices and reputable card-news sources every few days and posts material changes here, each with its source and effective date.

How do I know a change is real and not a rumor?

Every item on this page links to its primary source (an issuer notice or a reputable outlet) and is labelled either โ€œConfirmedโ€ or โ€œReportedโ€. We do not publish unsourced financial claims.