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The card features unlimited 2% cash back on all purchases, a sign-up bonus and a 0% intro APR promotion. When it comes to flat-rate cash-back cards, it's hard to beat 2% back, especially when the ...

The card earns bonus points for travel and dining-related spending, which can be redeemed for more value through Chase. It piles on the perks, too, but they come at a price. With a big sign-up ...

This card features rich benefits for foodies, including lucrative rewards at restaurants and U.S. supermarkets, plus various dining credits that can help offset its admittedly pricey annual fee.

Start with a lucrative bonus, add 3% back on restaurants, 1.5% back outside of bonus categories and flexible redemption options, and you have a winner. The card's rewards structure isn't the ...

It's nice to find a secured credit card with a $0 annual fee. Even better is one that offers a path to upgrade to a regular card. This one does both — and it gives you rewards, too. Many or all ...

The Companion Fare benefit and bag-fee waivers can save you hundreds — if Alaska Airlines is (or can be) your go-to airline. For some, that won't be possible. Many or all of the products on this ...

This card offers a high rewards rate in rotating categories, a good 0% APR offer and an unusual bonus that could become a windfall. If you don't mind keeping track of bonus categories that change ...

You get bonus points for spending on travel, dining and some everyday purchases. Points are worth more when used to book through Chase.

You'll earn decent rewards, and free checked bags can add value — but the card is more expensive than its competitors and lacks some perks you'd expect to find at this level. Many or all of the ...