In June I will be applying for 2 credit cards. I know I will be applying for the Barclaycard Ring Mastercard (super low interest good for big purchases) but I want another card. Right now, 3 cards is building up my credit too slowly. I am sitting at 776 according to CK with the 2 reports is uses now (TU, EF). I don't often carry a balance. Which card should I get next?
Things that interest me in a new card: Low interest, No annual fee, average or above customer service, and easy to understand benefits.
My current cards are an Amex (Bluecash Everyday) ($9,100), a texaco gas card ($4500), and a secured cap one (which I personally don't like the company so I will avoid if possible {don't give me an increase past the $550 I have}).
All help is appreciated! Thank you.
Must garden until 2/1/2022 to hit my goal AAOA. 
I'm not sure if bumping is allowed on these forums but would like some help and or opinions on the aforementioned matter.
Thanks! 
Yeah, I'm definately going to apply for the Ring card but also another card that I havn't chosen yet.
In general, I'm not sure what to look for. I don't travel much so the cards with miles kind of seem not very useful to me as I would need an entire course teaching me the ins-and-outs of travel. For example, I get offered British Airways on Credit Karma but to get the most benefits you'd need to spend $30,000 a year on it...I don't even make that much a year.
Thanks for your opinion Skye12329 . I will look into Chase Sapphire Preferred since you seem to like that one.
Recently I applied for and received an AARP Visa Signature card. No fee, I honestly don't know about interest rate because I pay off every month, and 2% off of just about everything I can think of. They also offer additional discounts at small local firms. So recommend checking them out. I was surprisingly instantly approved for what to me is a large credit limit.
@IncrsCredScore wrote:Recently I applied for and received an AARP Visa Signature card. No fee, I honestly don't know about interest rate because I pay off every month, and 2% off of just about everything I can think of. They also offer additional discounts at small local firms. So recommend checking them out. I was surprisingly instantly approved for what to me is a large credit limit.
Does this card have an age restriction or can anyone with appropriate score get it?
@SecretAzure wrote:
@IncrsCredScore wrote:Recently I applied for and received an AARP Visa Signature card. No fee, I honestly don't know about interest rate because I pay off every month, and 2% off of just about everything I can think of. They also offer additional discounts at small local firms. So recommend checking them out. I was surprisingly instantly approved for what to me is a large credit limit.
Does this card have an age restriction or can anyone with appropriate score get it?
I really don't know the answer. I don't recall being asked my age when I applied. Its worth checking into, IMO.
@IncrsCredScore wrote:
@SecretAzure wrote:
@IncrsCredScore wrote:Recently I applied for and received an AARP Visa Signature card. No fee, I honestly don't know about interest rate because I pay off every month, and 2% off of just about everything I can think of. They also offer additional discounts at small local firms. So recommend checking them out. I was surprisingly instantly approved for what to me is a large credit limit.
Does this card have an age restriction or can anyone with appropriate score get it?
I really don't know the answer. I don't recall being asked my age when I applied. Its worth checking into, IMO.
Thanks so much for your input, will definately check it out. I've got 3 months before I do anything so I have plenty of time.
Chase has great cards, good intro offers and good customer service. I have the Freedom and I like it.
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@Focused10 wrote:Chase has great cards, good intro offers and good customer service. I have the Freedom and I like it.
That's 2 people saying good things about Chase. I was considering Chase and Discover but not sure which of either would be better. Thanks for your input.