Best Cashback Credit Cards Pt.1 (Everyday Cards) 💳

In this video, I analyze all of the best no-annual-fee cashback credit cards on the market from the major banks (Chase, Amex, Capital One, Citi, Wells Fargo, US Bank, Bank of America, and Discover) on top of some issuers you've maybe never heard of, including store credit cards and credit union credit cards. These 33 credit cards are broken down into 6 main sections, the Everyday Cards, Pick Your Own Category Cards, Rotating Category Cards, Catch-All Cards, Store Cards, and Credit Union Cards. Not only do I review the benefits of each of these credit cards, but I also give my personal opinions on them to help you make the right choice before applying for one of these cards. Each one of these credit cards could fit into someone's wallet, but which card is best for you will depend on many factors that I attempted to cover in this video. If you’ve been wondering which no-annual-fee cashback credit card is best, this video is for you!

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[nickverburg]

Just got my savor one! With the new Max bundle subscription I pay for and paying for my internet with it, I LOVE this card!

[louiv]

How are amex cash back cards good if you can’t use the cash back to convert to membership points to redeem with transfer partners. I just don’t see how cash back cards can be beneficial in that aspect

[justinlarsen]

Just picked up the AAA travel advantage card

[jrome]

You don't need the autograph journey to cash points out, do you? Afaik you don't, which would make that card better than the savor one imo. But really, cards like these should be downgrade paths, otherwise you're leaving a lot of money on the table