Capital One's Purchase Eraser feature does exactly what its name suggests: It allows you to use your accumulated rewards (miles, in this case) to "erase," or offset, eligible travel purchases that you make with your card.

Instead of searching for award availability with an airline or hotel program, you simply use your credit card to pay for any travel you want. After the fact, you'll “erase” all or part of your purchases using your Capital One miles.

What does cover your purchases mean with Capital One? Using rewards to cover your purchases is a redemption option available on many Capital One credit cards. You basically redeem the rewards you've earned on your Capital One card to receive an account credit toward eligible recent purchases.

Capital One purchase protection – called Purchase Security on Capital One Visa cards or Purchase Assurance on Capital One Mastercards – covers eligible purchases in case of damage or theft up to the original purchase price for 90 days after the purchase date.

Capital One offers several simple and rewarding cash back credit card options. If you're approved, you could start earning unlimited cash back on all your qualifying credit card purchases. And who doesn't want to be rewarded for the things they're already buying?

You cannot delete payment transactions from the credit card bank if they were created as a result of paying a credit card statement vendor invoice. Instead, void the check from the bank account bank, which automatically deletes the payment from the credit card bank.

An eraser (also known as a rubber in some Commonwealth countries, including South Africa from the material first used) is an article of stationery that is used for removing marks from paper or skin (e.g. parchment or vellum). Erasers have a rubbery consistency and come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors.

Eraser is an advanced security tool which allows you to completely remove sensitive data from your disk drives by overwriting it several times with carefully selected patterns.

Total card purchases and withdrawals are limited to $5,000 per day. This includes ATM withdrawals, cash advances, and signature and PIN-based purchases.

The minimum credit limit is $300, and the average cardholder may achieve a typical credit limit of $2,000. If you have good credit (not this card's prime audience), your credit line may reach $5,000.

Purchase protection is a common credit card benefit that allows consumers to file a claim with their issuer to receive replacement, repair or reimbursement for any eligible stolen or damaged items. Major credit card networks, such as Mastercard and Visa, have different policies for purchase protection.

If you don't know what purchase protection is, in simple terms: it helps you protect your credit card, debit card, ATM membership, and loyalty card against potential theft, loss, or fraud with a card Protection Plan.

The obvious benefit: rewards

• A rewards credit card for travel.
• A cash back rewards credit card for dining and entertainment.
• A cash back rewards credit card for everyday purchases.
• Capital One Mobile app.
• Insider access and experiences.
• Travel perks through Capital One Travel.
• No foreign transaction fees.

Every Capital One cash back credit card gives you a percentage back for all qualifying purchases - so you can get rewarded for every dollar you spend.

Select the transaction to be removed from the list of transactions on the bank statement, then select DELETE. If the transaction has been reconciled (has a green Tick icon adjacent to the transaction), DELETE remains greyed out and you must undo the reconciliation before it can be removed from the bank statement.

Bear in mind that only errors can be deleted from your credit report. Correct information cannot be removed and stays on file for at least seven years.