Knowing your credit card’s expiration date is an important security element. Learn more about expiration dates and what they mean for you with Forbes Advisor.

Understanding your credit card’s expiration date is an essential (and easy) step in the successful management of your personal finances.

Credit and debit card expiration dates help make online shopping more secure.

A credit card expiration date shows when the card is no longer valid, usually 3-5 years. The 4-digit expiry is in MM/YY format (month, year).

Discover whether credit card points expire, how to check your card's policy, and tips to manage and maximize your rewards before they lapse.

According to American Express, a third-party service provider contracted by many member stores was compromised by unauthorized access, and members' credit card numbers, expiration dates, and ...

CNBC Select reviewed the airline credit cards with travel rewards that won't expire as long as you actively use your account and make on-time payments.

If you don't care about bells and whistles such as travel benefits, the Amex EveryDay card is a great way to earn points while saving on annual fees.

The Amex® Green Card and the Amex Platinum Card both offer flexible travel rewards. The Platinum also offers ultra-premium travel benefits, but for a higher annual fee.

Our favorite Amex luxury and travel rewards credit cards include the Platinum Card from American Express, American Express Gold Card and more.

Select break downs the rewards, benefits and fees associated with the Amex EveryDay Credit Card to help you decide if it's the right card for you.

Knowing your credit card expiration date and what to do before it expires can ensure continuity of any recurring payments.