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Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express
Rates & Fees | Terms Apply
Purchase Intro APR
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0% for 15 months
Transfer Intro APR
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0% for 15 monthsTransfer Fee: 3% (min $5)
Regular APR
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16.99% - 27.99% (V)
WalletHub's Take: The American Express Blue Cash Everyday Card is a good credit card for people with a 700+ credit score. Amex Blue Cash Everyday is especially worthwhile for applicants who want a $0 annual fee and bonus rewards on U.S. supermarket, U.S. gas station and U.S. online retail purchases. The Blue Cash Everyday Card also offers 0% introductory APRs and a $200 statement credit for spending $2,000 in the first 6 months.
Read our editor's full Amex Blue Cash Everyday review.
Pros
- $0 annual fee
- $200 statement credit initial bonus offer
- High rewards rate
Cons
- Spending caps on rewards
- 2.7% foreign transaction fee
- Balance transfer fee
Discover it® Cash Back Discover it® Cash Back
Purchase Intro APR
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0% for 15 months
Transfer Intro APR
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0% for 15 monthsTransfer Fee: 3% intro balance transfer fee, up to 5% fee on future balance transfers (see terms)*
Regular APR
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14.24% - 25.24% Variable
Annual Fee
$0
Rewards Rate
1 - 5% Cash Back
Minimum Credit
Good
WalletHub's Take: The Discover it® Cash Back card is a good credit card that's worthwhile for people with a credit score of 700+ who want a $0 annual fee and a high cash back rewards rate. Discover it® Cash Back offers up to 5% cash back on purchases in bonus categories, and Discover will match the rewards you earn the first year. The 5% bonus categories change quarterly and require activation, though.
Read our editor's full Discover it Cash Back review.
Pros
- Rewards earned in the first year get doubled
- Up to 5% cash back
- No annual fee
- 0% intro rates for 15 months
Cons
- Potential for a very high regular APR
- Bonus reward categories rotate, require quarterly signup and limit earnings
- Balance transfer fee
Citi Custom Cash℠ Card Citi Custom Cash℠ Card
Purchase Intro APR
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0% for 15 months
Transfer Intro APR
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0% for 15 monthsTransfer Fee: 5% (min $5)
Regular APR
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16.24% - 26.24% (V)
Annual Fee
$0
Rewards Rate
1 - 5% Cash Back
Minimum Credit
Good
WalletHub's Take: The Citi Custom Cash℠ Card is a good credit card for people with a 700+ credit score who want to automatically earn an above-average rewards rate in their biggest spending category each month. Citi Custom Cash is most worthwhile for relatively light spenders, as its 5% rewards rate only lasts up to $500 spent per billing cycle.
Read our editor's full Citi Custom Cash review.
Pros
- $200 initial bonus
- $0 annual fee
- Up to 5% cash back
- 0% introductory APRs
Cons
- Bonus rewards limit
- High regular APR
- Foreign transaction fee
Discover it® chrome Discover it® chrome
Purchase Intro APR
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0% for 15 months
Transfer Intro APR
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0% for 15 monthsTransfer Fee: 3% intro balance transfer fee, up to 5% fee on future balance transfers (see terms)*
Regular APR
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14.24% - 25.24% Variable
Annual Fee
$0
Rewards Rate
1 - 2% Cash Back
Minimum Credit
Good
WalletHub's Take: Discover it® chrome is a good cash back rewards credit card for people with good credit (or better), especially those whose top expenses include gas and dining out. The Discover it® chrome credit card has a $0 annual fee and gives 2% cash back on the first $1,000 spent at gas stations and restaurants each quarter. Plus, cardholders earn 1% cash back on all other purchases, and Discover will double the rewards you earn the first year as an anniversary present.
Read our editor's full Discover it chrome review.
Pros
- No membership fees
- Intro APR on purchases
- Intro APR on balance transfers
- High rewards rate
Cons
- Spending caps on rewards
- No initial rewards bonus
- Balance transfer fee
Citi Rewards+® Card Citi Rewards+® Card
Purchase Intro APR
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0% for 15 months
Transfer Intro APR
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0% for 15 monthsTransfer Fee: 3% intro fee ($5 min) for each transfer in first 4 months, after that 5% ($5 min) for each transfer
Regular APR
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15.74% - 25.74% (V)
Annual Fee
$0
Rewards Rate
1 - 5 points / $1
Minimum Credit
Good
WalletHub's Take: The Citi Rewards+® Card is a good everyday rewards credit card for people with good credit or better whose biggest expenses include gas and groceries. The Citi Rewards+ Card has a $0 annual fee and gives 2 points per $1 spent, on up to $6,000 per year, at supermarkets and gas stations. Plus, for a limited time, the first $6,000 you spend on restaurant purchases in the first year yield 5 points per $1 spent. All other purchases produce 1 point per $1 spent. Cardholders who make $1,500 in purchases within 3 months of opening an account also get a sign-up bonus of 20,000 points, worth $200 in gift cards at thankyou.com.
Read our editor's full Citi Rewards+ Card review.
Pros
- No membership fees
- 0% intro APR on purchases
- 0% intro APR on balance transfers
- High rewards rate
Cons
- Spending caps on rewards
- Balance transfer fee
- Foreign fee
- Requires good/excellent credit
Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
Rates & Fees | Terms Apply
Purchase Intro APR
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0% for 12 months
Transfer Intro APR
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0% for 12 monthsTransfer Fee: 3% (min $5)
Regular APR
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16.99% - 27.99% (V)
WalletHub's Take: The Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express is one of the best cash back credit cards on the market and easily worth its annual fee of $95. Amex Blue Cash Preferred is especially good for people with a 700+ credit score who spend a lot on groceries at U.S. supermarkets, U.S. streaming services, transit, and U.S. gas station purchases.
Read our editor's full Blue Cash Preferred review.
Pros
- $350 statement credit initial bonus offer
- Low intro APR on purchases and balance transfers
- High rewards rate
Cons
- Annual fee
- Above-average regular APR
- 2.7% foreign-transaction fee
Capital One Walmart Rewards® Mastercard® Capital One Walmart Rewards® Mastercard®
Purchase Intro APR
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Not Offered
Transfer Intro APR
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Not Offered
Regular APR
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17.99% - 26.99% (V)
Annual Fee
$0
Rewards Rate
1 - 5% Cash Back
Minimum Credit
Fair
WalletHub's Take: The Capital One Walmart Rewards® Mastercard® is a good credit card for people who frequently shop at Walmart, especially Walmart.com. The Walmart Card’s rewards rates range from 1% to 5% back, depending on the type of purchase made. Cardholders earn 5% back on Walmart purchases made online or through the Walmart mobile app, even those later picked up at a Walmart store location. Normally, in-store purchases get you just 2% back – same as purchases made at Walmart and Murphy USA gas stations. But, new cardholders can get 5% back on in-store purchases for the first 12 months by paying with Walmart Pay.
Read our editor's full Walmart Credit Card review.
Pros
- Up to 5% back on Walmart purchases
- No annual fee
- No foreign transaction fee
Cons
- No promotional financing offers
- Above-average regular APR
Citi Premier® Card Citi Premier® Card
Purchase Intro APR
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Not Offered
Transfer Intro APR
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Not Offered
Regular APR
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18.24% - 26.24% (V)
Annual Fee
$95
Rewards Rate
1 - 3 points / $1
Minimum Credit
Good
WalletHub's Take: With an initial bonus worth up to $800 and bonus points in several major spending categories, rewards-seekers with good credit will find a lot to like in the Citi Premier® Card.
Read our editor's full Citi Premier review.
Pros
- 80,000 points initial bonus
- 3 points per $1 spent on travel, gas, dining and at supermarkets (1 point per $1 on everything else)
- No foreign-transaction fees
Cons
- $95 annual fee
- No 0% intro rates
- High regular APR
Chase Freedom Flex℠ Chase Freedom Flex℠
Purchase Intro APR
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0% for 15 months
Transfer Intro APR
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0% for 15 monthsTransfer Fee: Either $5 or 3% of the amount of each transfer, whichever is greater in the first 60 days (5%, min $5 after)
Regular APR
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17.24% - 25.99% (V)
Annual Fee
$0
Rewards Rate
1 - 5% Cash Back
Minimum Credit
Good
WalletHub's Take: The Chase Freedom Flex card is a good cash rewards credit card for people with above-average credit scores. Chase Freedom Flex has a $0 annual fee, gives new cardholders a bonus of $200 for spending $500 in the first 3 months, and has ongoing rewards rates of up to 5% cash back on select purchases.
Read our editor's full Chase Freedom Flex review.
Pros
- No annual fee
- $200 initial bonus
- Ongoing rewards of 1 - 5% cash back
- 0% for 15 months on purchases and balance transfers
Cons
- Doesn't really offer cash back
- Rotating bonus rewards categories
- Earning limit in bonus categories
- 3% foreign transaction fee
Hilton Honors American Express Card Hilton Honors American Express Card
Rates & Fees | Terms Apply
Purchase Intro APR
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Not Offered
Transfer Intro APR
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Not Offered
Regular APR
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18.74% - 27.74% (V)
WalletHub's Take: The Hilton Honors American Express Card is a good credit card for travelers with good credit or better who like staying at Hilton hotels but not enough to get a hotel credit card with an annual fee. The Hilton Honors Credit Card has no annual fee, no foreign transaction fee, and no shortage of rewards points.
Read our editor's full Hilton Credit Card review.
Pros
- 100,000 Hilton Honors Bonus Points welcome offer
- 3 - 7 points per $1 spent
- $0 annual fee
- Automatic Silver status
Cons
- High APR
- Low-value points
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