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Rewards points are good. What’s better? Maximizing those perks by working together. Dean Drobot / Shutterstock.com
Rewards points are good. What’s even better? Wringing all you can from credit card rewards programs by teaming up with your spouse or partner. Couples who plan together and coordinate their spending can reap bigger benefits. Following is a look at how to get started.
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