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		<title>Rewards Card Comparison &#8211; The Best Rewards Credit Cards</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you&#8217;re a responsible spender, rewards credit cards are a great way to get rewarded for spending responsibly.  If you pay off your rewards credit on time, every time each month, you essentially make money using that credit card.  With my Amazon.com rewards credit card, I have earned hundreds of dollars in rewards through purchases [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you&#8217;re a responsible spender, rewards credit cards are a great way to get rewarded for spending responsibly.  If you pay off your rewards credit on time, every time each month, you essentially make money using that credit card.  With my Amazon.com rewards credit card, I have earned hundreds of dollars in rewards through purchases I made with it which I have used to get books, movies, and other luxury items I want without having a single extra dollar in annual fees or interest&#8211;all I had to do is use the card on purchases I already would make at the gas station, grocery store, and everywhere else my credit card is accepted.  In this article, I&#8217;ll review the best rewards credit cards available.</p>
<h2>Best Rewards Card for Cash Back</h2>
<p>There are multiple credit cards that offer cash back rewards.  From the credit cards that I have seen the three best cash back credit cards are:</p>
<ol>
<li>Discover More Card &#8211; 5% cash back on select categories that rotate, 5% to 20% cashback through Discover&#8217;s online shopping mall, 1% unlimited cashback on all other purchases</li>
<li>Chase Freedom MasterCard &#8211; 5% cash back on select categories, 2% on airfare, 1% on everything else</li>
<li>Citi Dividend Platinum Select Card &#8211; 5% cash back on select, rotating categories, 5% back through over 400 retailers on their Citi Bonus Cash Center, 1% everything else</li>
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<h2>Rewards Card (MasterCard)</h2>
<p>Capital One No Hassle Cash Rewards</p>
<ul>
<li>2% cash back on purchases at gas stations and grocery stores</li>
<li>1% cash back on everything else</li>
<li>No annual fee</li>
<li>0% APR for one year</li>
<li>Rewards include cash back, entertainment, gas, and shopping</li>
</ul>
<p>US Airways Premier World MasterCard</p>
<ul>
<li>Double miles on US Airways purchases</li>
<li>1 mile per $1 spent everywhere else</li>
<li>First Class check-in and Zone 2 boarding</li>
<li>One complimentary US Airways Club day pass annually</li>
<li>Two $99 companion tickets annually</li>
<li>No annual mileage cap</li>
<li>$89 annual fee</li>
<li>Air travel rewards</li>
</ul>
<p>Chase Sapphire</p>
<ul>
<li>Earn 1 point for each dollar spent</li>
<li>Earn 2 points for each dollar spent on airfare spent through Chase&#8217;s online booking tool</li>
<li>Use points to apply to purchases made with the card (redemption starts at 2,000 points for $20 statement credit)</li>
<li>Unlimited rewards with no expiration</li>
<li>No annual fee</li>
<li>Rewards include cash back, entertainment, gas, and shopping</li>
</ul>
<p>GM Card from HSBC</p>
<ul>
<li>Earn 5% on purchases to be used towards a purchase of Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac vehicles</li>
<li>The card for people who love buying new cars</li>
<li>No annual fee</li>
<li>Earnings expire after 7 years</li>
</ul>
<p>Citi Dividend Platinum Select Card</p>
<ul>
<li>2% on purchases for 6 months, 1% after that</li>
<li>5% cash back on rotating categories each quarter (like department stores, clothing, and electronics)</li>
<li>5% additional cash back at over 400 retailers through the Citi Bonus Cash Center</li>
<li>No annual fee</li>
</ul>
<p>Chase Freedom MasterCard</p>
<ul>
<li>Earn 1% cash back on all purchases</li>
<li>Earn 5% from bonus shopping categories that rotate each quarter</li>
<li>Earn 2% from airfare purchases made through their booking tool</li>
<li>No annual fee</li>
</ul>
<p>AT&amp;T Rewards MasterCard Credit Card</p>
<ul>
<li>Earn rewards and savings exclusive for AT&amp;T customers</li>
<li>Earn 1 point for $1 spent on non-AT&amp;T purchases</li>
<li>Points capped at 50,000 points per year</li>
<li>Save up to 10% on AT&amp;T purchases and service for the first year, and 5% after that</li>
</ul>
<p>Sears and Kmart Rewards MasterCard</p>
<ul>
<li>Exclusive savings and coupons for card holders</li>
<li>Special Sears financing offers</li>
<li>Earn points for every $1 spent</li>
<li>Special bonus points events</li>
</ul>
<h2>Amazon.com Rewards Visa Card</h2>
<p>The credit card that I personally have, the Amazon.com rewards credit card earns points for purchases made on Amazon.com, as well as gas stations, restaurants, and everywhere else.</p>
<ul>
<li>3 points per $1 spent at Amazon.com</li>
<li>2 points per $1 spent at gas stations, restaurants, drug stores, and office supply stores</li>
<li>1 point for every other $1 spent</li>
<li>No maximum number of points you can earn</li>
<li>No annual fee</li>
</ul>
<h2>Best Buy Reward Zone MasterCard</h2>
<p>Love electronics?  The <a href="http://www.bestbuy.com/site/null/Reward+Zone+MasterCard/pcmcat101600050004.c?id=pcmcat101600050004">Best Buy rewards credit card</a> may be the credit card you&#8217;re looking for.  With the credit card, you&#8217;re automatically enrolled in the Reward Zone program which gives you exclusive deals, savings, and rewards.  You earn 1 point for each $1 spent on dining and grocery, 2 points per dollar spent at Best Buy, and 1 point per every $2 spent everywhere else MasterCard credit cards are accepted.  With the card you earn reward certificates you can use towards music, movies, and electronics at Best Buy.</p>
<h2>Penfed Visa Platinum Cashback Rewards Card</h2>
<ul>
<li>5% cash back on gas purchases</li>
<li>1% from all other purchases</li>
<li>No annual fee</li>
</ul>
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		<title>No Annual Fee Credit Cards</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Discover More Credit Card Apply for the Discover® More Card.  Our preferred choice for people looking for a no yearly fee credit card is the Discover More credit card.  With some of the best cash rewards in the industry (5% in many categories like travel, gas, groceries, and more) you can get rewarded and essentially [...]]]></description>
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<h3>Discover More Credit Card</h3>
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<p>In the frantic search for credit card options, many consumers weigh the benefits of a no annual fee credit card. It is important to note that this kind of offer often comes with a time limit and may only give a zero-percent annual fee for a 12-month billing cycle. Some even offer a short six-month no-interest campaign. To be sure of the details, it is always necessary to read the terms and conditions very closely.</p>
<p>Some financing companies reserve the right to change the rates and terms at any time. Usually, this may happen on a no annual feed credit card if you fail to make the monthly minimum payment on your balance by the due date or you exceed your credit limit. Credit card companies consider these acts defaults.</p>
<p>They may consider several factors to either give your default or enforce a penalty, including the length of time you have had the account, the seriousness of the default, credit history from the credit reporting agencies and your account usage. The final decision, however, is always up to the issuing company.</p>
<h3>Chase Freedom Card</h3>
<p>The Chase Freedom Card offers $50 cash back after you make your initial purchase. Additionally, this card gives bonus cash-back percentages when you make certain purchases. For online shopping with selected merchants, Chase will give you 20 percent cash back. A three-percent cash back bonus is available for purchases made for home improvement, gas, and at some department stores. No matter what you buy, you will be guaranteed the Chase one-percent cash-back bonus, with no limits or restrictions.</p>
<h3>Citi Platinum Select MasterCard</h3>
<p>Citi Platinum Select MasterCard offers zero percent interest for up to nine months. You can transfer balances from other cards to consolidate all of your debt, manage your account online and receive discounts on travel, gift cards and other purchases. One key feature of the Citi MasterCard is its Identity Theft Solutions plan. It provides no liability for unauthorized purchases and has measure in place to protect your account from those who might steal your card or information.</p>
<h3>Capital One No Hassle Miles Rewards Card</h3>
<p>The Capital One No Hassle Miles Rewards is the ideal no annual fee credit card for frequent travelers. Through a point system, you are able to accumulate miles that can be applied for any destination. The miles do not expire, and there is no limit on how many miles you can earn. A plus to last-minute travelers, this card also offers no seat restrictions or blackout dates. Best of all, you can redeem the points for things other than travel, if you wish. The zero-percent interest rate ends for this card in November 2010.</p>
<p>The Discover More card gives a five-percent cash-back bonus for purchases in several categories, including home improvement, gas, restaurants and even pet stores. For cardholders who shop at the Discover online exclusive site, there is a cash-back potential of up to 20 percent.</p>
<p>The ranges of services offered by the no annual fee credit card are endless. Some offer concierge services, email and text alerts, and a ton of opportunities to redeem points or cash earned through bonus shopping programs. Knowing how you shop and which products are most valuable to you will help you select a credit card that is the best fit for your purchasing or traveling habits. Remember to be mindful of when the zero annual percentage rate expires and try to have a low or paid-off balance by the time the interest kicks in.</p>
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