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Q. Which is Better? Physical or Digital Gift Cards?
The Benefits and Challenges of Gift Card TypesThe debate between physical and digital gift cards heats up as we approach the holiday season. Each type offers distinct benefits
Q. How Much to Spend on a Gift Card?
What's the Perfect Gift Card Amount?Deciding how much to spend on a gift card involves balancing your budget against recipient expectations. Will a $25 gift card be too
The Best Gift Cards for Golfers in 2024
Increased Demand for Golf GiftsHere's something I've noticed about the game of golf. In the United States (or at least in the areas I've lived), it is a
The Ultimate Guide to Budget-Friendly Gift Cards
Why Gift Cards are Budget-FriendlyThe holiday season is a time for joy and giving, but that doesn't mean you need to stretch your budget to the breaking point.
Don’t Fall for “The Fake Boss Gift Card Scam”
What is "The Fake Boss Gift Card Scam?"As we roll into October, Cybersecurity Awareness Month is upon us—a perfect time to talk about safeguarding our digital spaces. With the
How to Claim Your Share of the Apple Gift Card Settlement
Ever Been Pressured into Buying Apple Gift Cards?Have you ever been pressured into buying App Store or iTunes Gift Cards and then tricked into giving the gift card numbers to
Want to Cash Out a Gift Card? Here’s What You Need to Know
Can I Get the Small Balance from My Gift Card?Gift card laws in the United States can be confusing because there are only a few overarching federal regulations,
Gotta a Gift Card to a Store in Bankruptcy?
UPDATE: This post is updated with news about retail changes that impact gift cards. Last updated 8/30/2024.A Gift Card Promise That Sometimes BreaksA gift card is a prepaid
MYTH BUSTER: Stores Don’t Want You to Use Their Gift Cards
Do Businesses Pocked the Cash?There's a common misconception among consumers, sometimes echoed by the media, that stores, restaurants, and other businesses prefer when customers do not redeem their