08-25-2012 05:31 PM
It'd have to be between my Amex Green and My BCE.
08-25-2012 06:07 PM
08-25-2012 06:30 PM
Chase freedom because of the 11.99 apr and highest cl
08-25-2012 06:40 PM
08-25-2012 07:08 PM
So hard to pick just one, but if I had to, it would be Amex's SPG.
However, I think the US Bank Cash card would be the ideal "one" card for cash rewards.
08-25-2012 07:16 PM
I would carry US Bank Cash+ Between the gold checking package and redemption bonus. It has the highest flat cash back rate for a card that also has accelerated rewards at 1.5% (or just over). 6.5% on bill pay is fantastic since bills are always there and high no matter what. Then the ability to pick an additional 6.5% category based on what i might buy is invaluable. On top of that its a Visa. Just hope they don't lower the rewards.
A close second would be the Fidelity Amex, but with no backup card Amex still isn't quite as widely accepted where I live as Visa/Mastercard.
08-25-2012 07:22 PM - edited 08-25-2012 07:22 PM
doggeral wrote:I would carry US Bank Cash+ Between the gold checking package and redemption bonus. It has the highest flat cash back rate for a card that also has accelerated rewards at 1.5% (or just over). 6.5% on bill pay is fantastic since bills are always there and high no matter what. Then the ability to pick an additional 6.5% category based on what i might buy is invaluable. On top of that its a Visa. Just hope they don't lower the rewards.
Can't disagree with any of the above. This is the first cash back card I've ever found compelling. I don't understand why anyone who wants cash back wouldn't just apply and use this as their main card. Freedom and Discover can take a back seat to this one.
If they keep it this way (which I hope they do), this will be THE most sought after cashback card. I'm glad to see an issuer other than Chase and Amex offer a very compelling product. Competition can only benefit us consumers.
08-25-2012 07:30 PM
Definitely my Discover More
08-25-2012 07:49 PM
08-25-2012 08:08 PM

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