@Anonymous wrote:
I have a question for all the experienced members of the forums. Does anyone have a link that has where all the rankings from 1 - 10 of AMEX, MC, Visa's, and Luxury cards?
Rankings like that are meaningless unless your criteria happen to be the same as those of the person ranking the cards. Define your needs/wants, preferences, priorities, etc. Use those to select specific cards that suit you best. Selecting cards is always about finding what fits the individual best and not some arbitrary list. You can definitely use card review sites as part of your tools for evaluating cards but don't rely on another person's ranking.
The same sort of thing applies to just about any topic out there and not just credit cards.
@Anonymous wrote:
What I need to focus on is not any of your concern. If there is no such list so be it...don't need your extra comments of my personal financial well-being. Saying that...enjoy what remains of "YOUR" day. LOL.
Your call to make. We can only make recommendations. What you choose to do with the information is up to you. If you don't want comments then don't post on a discussion forum site. There are plenty of existing threads you can reference for information on countless credit topics and no one will comment if you just read.
A lot of people assume that all topics are completely objective and that's just not the case. There are a lot of subjective matters involved in decision making. "Top" is subjective. Top in what regards? With what priorities? Every decision in life is a matter of maximizing one's priorities and compromising where one is willing to compromise. Everyone is not identical so there is no universal "top" list.
