The best no foreign transaction fee credit cards?

[DigitalArk]

For each major network. I'd like to know what those cards are with better rewards system. I don't really care about cash rewards or points or mileages.
Visa?
MasterCard?
Amex?
Discover? (the "it" will be it)

[Anonymous]

For Visa and Mastercard: Chase Sapphire Preferred.

[improvingmycredit]

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@DigitalArk wrote:
For each major network. I'd like to know what those cards are with better rewards system. I don't really care about cash rewards or points or mileages.
Visa? CSP 
MasterCard? CSP or Arrival ( I like the Arrival because it's no frills easy rewards )
Amex? Platinum Charge
Discover? (the "it" will be it)

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My recommendations.  I have included a link that I found helpful.

As far a Amex goes, their best travel card in my opinion is the SPG though it charges FTFs.

http://www.nerdwallet.com/no-foreign-transaction-fee-credit-cards

Edit:  forgot link

[Anonymous]

For visa, CSP.

For MasterCard, CSP if you can do a product change, since you can no longer directly apply for the MasterCard version. Otherwise check out citi prestige for heavy travelers and big spenders. Barclays arrival is a decent card for most people.

Discover: IT card, probably. Not too sure on miles rewards structure.

Amex: Platinum charge. Its a meh rewards card, but excellent perks card.

Fidelity investments Amex (backed by FIA) has a black card as well that has no FTF, with $275 AF if I remember correctly.

[Anonymous]

Edit: Mis-read the OP's question!

The best visa would be from PENFED:

https://www.penfed.org/visasignaturepoints/

The best AMEX would also come from PENFED:

https://www.penfed.org/defender-cash-rewards/

Another good option for Visa/MC with no FTF and no annual fee are from Capital One. 

State Department FCU also has a nice no fee/no ftf card with EMV. 

[Anonymous]

Remy.... He's asking for the "cards with better rewards system". My guess is what he means by "don't care" is whether those rewards come in the form of cashback, miles or points.

[Anonymous]

Mis-read that part!

Still, up to a certain point I think no-annual fee cards are better

[improvingmycredit]

OP didn't say "didn't care about rewards" so much as "what type" of rewards doesn't matter is how I read it. Sorry if I mis-read.

[Anonymous]

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@improvingmycredit wrote:
OP didn't say "didn't care about rewards" so much as "what type" of rewards doesn't matter is how I read it. Sorry if I mis-read.

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But that makes it a little hard to answer as well.   Many people have listed CSP, but if the OP is never going to transfer points to FF programs, or even buy tickets at 1.25 c per point, then it's not such a great card.  Something like Quicksilver gives 1.5% everywhere, whereas CSP is 1% except for dining and travel.  So as usual it also depends on spending patterns. 

[lg8302ch]

In terms of exchange rates Discover IT takes the lead in my tests. ....but..and there is a big BUT... lack of acceptance    I am quite happy with the no AF cards like BofA travel rewards (EMV chip) and Cap1 cash rewards. My favorite in my line up is Barclays Arrival but I am planing to get CSP next year for earning miles instead of cash back type of rewards.