A deep dive into how Kasheesh cards work, how they're different from regular debit cards and credit cards, and what purpose they serve when splitting payments.

Love may be priceless, but relationships can often come with a price tag. From dating to weddings and beyond, the costs of maintaining a relationship can add up quickly.

If you're wondering which Kasheesh card to use for your purchases, this guide breaks down the key features, similarities, and differences so you can make the best choice

We’re excited to announce the launch of Kasheesh Rewards; our new loyalty program that lets you earn rewards on every transaction you make with your Kasheesh card, designed to help you maximize your savings and enhance your spending power like never before.

Here's a list of 10 splurge-worthy items for new parents, along with more affordable alternatives to help you decide where to save and where to spend.

Whether you're in a new relationship or considering taking the next big step with your partner, paying attention to financial behaviors can provide valuable insight into your compatibility. Here’s a guide to recognizing the financial red flags and green flags that can help you make informed decisions about your future together.

Breaking down exactly what happens when you max out your credit card, along with common myths and misunderstandings, so you can avoid financial pitfalls and keep your credit in good shape.

As 2024 has come and gone, we’re taking a moment to reflect on an incredible year at Kasheesh.

New year = new promo! Get half of your service fees refunded between Jan 21st-Feb 7th.

New feature! Kasheesh cards now have PIN-codes, which means you can now split payments at places that only accept PIN-based debit cards.

How to leverage Kasheesh to use your American Express credit cards where not accepted, such as Costco, eBay, or small restaurants or stores.

Everything you need to know about paying your federal taxes with a credit card, including the benefits, potential drawbacks, and tips on how to avoid paying the higher credit card fee.