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The winner: Chase Sapphire Reserve®
60,000-mile
Signup bonus after spending $4,000 in first 3 months
Compare the perks and features of these cards in the table below.
From a raw value standpoint, the Chase Sapphire Reserve® muscles out the United℠Explorer Card on most fronts. But this is like comparing David and Goliath because these cards have vastly different annual fees and are aimed at two different types of travelers. The Sapphire cards offers luxury perks over a variety of airlines and hotels, which often makes paying the Reserve’s annual fee worth it. Those who only travel with United will find that the Explorer card doesn’t lag far behind in rewards for that airline and has the United perks to make it worth your attention.
Navy Federal’s Visa Buxx card has no fees, but you must qualify for membership with the credit union.
A strong cashback card if you want to build your credit score.
An underwhelming and overshadowed entertainment credit card.
Earn 5% back on REI purchases, but be prepared to wait for your rewards.
You won’t find rewards on this store card.
Wells Fargo just dropped a new 2% cashback card.
A strong 2% cashback card for TD Bank customers.
A solid travel card with strong rewards on gas, but competitor cards are better.
A store card you can only use at the Horizon Outlet online store.
Aspiration will reward you for reducing your carbon footprint.
