On Karma Wallet, we rate Converse (owned by Nike) a 6 out of 16 – placing them significantly higher than the average rating for most athletic shoe companies. But, they’re not doing enough to receive a Positive rating quite yet.

Sustainability has become a core focus for brands in the outdoor and athletic industries, and HOKA is no exception. But does HOKA’S sustainability meet the mark?

Karma Wallet members will now earn up to 5% cashback while funding clean energy projects when they book their eco-friendly travel through Dyme.

With a neutral score of 2/16 on our Karma Wallet sustainability scale, Mrs. Meyer’s sits somewhere in the middle—not terrible, but not setting the world on fire, either.

On the fence about the Karma Wallet Card? We get it—choosing the right financial tools can be a big decision. But what if we told you that earning cashback while supporting ethical brands is easier than you think? Let’s break...

In a world where insurance companies are often seen as impersonal and profit-driven, Bluestone Life does things a little differently. This innovative company redefined the insurance industry by integrating social and environmental impact into its core mission. 

Credit card debt is extremely high – with Americans owing $1.14 trillion on their credit cards collectively. While credit cards offer convenience, rewards, and a line of credit for emergencies, they can lead to mounting debt if not used wisely. 

Karma Wallet partners with Orange County United Way to offer the Karma Wallet Membership to its supporters to increase donations.