If you value travel, the Merrill+ can be a 2% card if you redeem points for airline tickets within a certain price threshold. Additionally, there is no annual fee.
If you want straight cash, Fidelity AmEx and the Citi Double Cash are good options.
@Anonymous wrote:
@travisr0 wrote:Amex BCP and Chase marriot for everyday use, great rewards
Why the BCP? Good on first $6K of supermarket per year, and not much else. Rewards post a month behind, $75 AF. I don't see it as an everyday card at all!
6% cash back of 6000 equal 360$,easily cover AF.thus,unlimited 3% cashback at gas station and department store.it is a great card for everyday spending.
@bigbang91 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@travisr0 wrote:Amex BCP and Chase marriot for everyday use, great rewards
Why the BCP? Good on first $6K of supermarket per year, and not much else. Rewards post a month behind, $75 AF. I don't see it as an everyday card at all!
6% cash back of 6000 equal 360$,easily cover AF.thus,unlimited 3% cashback at gas station and department store.it is a great card for everyday spending.
OP specifically asked for medical bills; BCP won't do much good there.
Also, going by Themanwhocan's charts, BCP is not anyway a clear winner for non-medical everyday spends like gas / grocery. OP might as well get a Sallie Mae MC each for the two of them, and that'll outshine BCP easy 
Arrival+ is a great choice if you have at least some travel expenses to redeem against. OP said he has high spend requirements, so offsetting the AF should be no problem.
If you don't have travel expenses to use rewards against, Citi double cash is a good choice.
Don't know if you have any interest in redeeming for points rather than cash-equivalents. Personally, I prefer cash and the quicker it is paid the better.
IMHO, hands down the Citi Double Cash. It has become my new debit card. But it seems Citi is starting accounts off with low CL. I'm lucky to have carried over my CL via a product change!!!
@Anonymous wrote:
@bigbang91 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@travisr0 wrote:Amex BCP and Chase marriot for everyday use, great rewards
Why the BCP? Good on first $6K of supermarket per year, and not much else. Rewards post a month behind, $75 AF. I don't see it as an everyday card at all!
6% cash back of 6000 equal 360$,easily cover AF.thus,unlimited 3% cashback at gas station and department store.it is a great card for everyday spending.
Covering the fee isn't the point. Much of the "everyday" spending is going to get 1% (a month in arrears at that) when there are a number of 1.5 and 2% cards. BCP is good at grocery spending up to the cap, (and at a pinch, the select department stores). For everything else, including gas, there are better alternatives
All amex card except cobranded award points a month late,so np with that.And for the gas ,which alternative has more than 3% unlimited all year round?