This card is actually quite interesting—no annual fee, and you can earn $20 back by spending each month, which gives you a reason to keep it long term. After that, however, it offe...

The $100 welcome bonus has been extended through the end of this year. If you're interested, you can apply before the deadline. A fantastic card for the first year....

This card earns 1.5% cash back on all purchases, but your top spending categories can earn 2% cash back, so it can still be a solid everyday card. If you can’t get the 2% cash back...

If you have student loans, this no-annual-fee card is actually pretty solid. Redeeming cash back toward student loan payments effectively boosts your everyday rewards to 2% back. T...

This card is now issued by Marcus by Goldman. Its rewards structure is 7x points on GM purchases and 4x on everything else, with no annual fee. It also comes with quite a few GM-re...

This card has unusually added a $150 sign-up bonus (there had never been a bonus before). Balance Transfer and purchase 0% APR are the card’s main features. In addition, the card’s...

For long-term use, 1.5x is only average, and you only get a 1:1 redemption value when redeeming for travel purchases. The welcome bonus is worth $300+ and there’s no annual fee, wh...

If you can make use of the 21-month interest-free period, this card is pretty solid. But after that period ends, it doesn’t earn cash back and doesn’t offer much reason to keep it....

This is the revamped version of the old Chase Slate. Unfortunately, the previous no-fee, no-interest balance transfer benefit has been cut back and now comes with a 3% fee. So usin...

If you’re temporarily short on cash, you can use this card’s 18 months of 0% APR on purchases to create some cash flow. If you can’t cash out through spending and can accept a 3% f...

It doesn’t have a ton of standout perks, but as a no-annual-fee card that earns 2% back on all purchases and also comes with up to $600 in cell phone protection, it’s still pretty...