The winner: Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express
Up to 3%
Cash back
- Everyday cashback: 3% at US supermarkets on up to $6,000 per year, then 1%
- 2% at US gas stations and select US department stores
- No annual fee
Ultimately, the Blue Cash Everyday is better suited for everyday purchases. The Amex Gold Card is quite the contender for everyday purchases as well, given its bonus rewards on grocery spending. But it really shines if you travel and dine out frequently.
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Earn more rewards on select categories or get an extension of some travel perks.
Earn accelerated cash back on gas, groceries and utilities and save money on interest.
Combine three Amex cards to earn maximum rewards on your purchases.
A no-annual-fee credit card with low interest rates and no rewards.
Use your Amex card to get cash from your line of credit.
Typically, five — but some cardholders can have more.
Consider your credit score before you apply for your next best credit card.
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