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Both cards give 3 percent back for dining and 2 percent for groceries, balancing out the lower 1 percent on all other spending.

The Discover it Cashback Match card offers just 1.0 percent back for most purchases.

The GM card (no annual fee) offers 5 percent back on the first $ 5,000 in spending per year — regardless of whether you spend it at a dealership or not — then 2 percent back for the rest of the year, and the rewards earned must be spent toward a new car at a dealership.

Marketed as a solution for students and young adults, the Journey Student Rewards card not only provides a standard cash - back rate even for those with a limited credit reputation, but it also rewards on - time payments with an additional.25 percent back for the month the payment is made.

Or receive 35 percent back for all first or business - class tickets available through American Express Travel.

The Bonus: Earn 5.5 percent back for the first year of card membership on the first $ 2,000 in combined purchases each quarter in two categories that you choose.

Earn 2.5 percent back for the first year in one everyday category and earn 1.5 percent back on all your other purchases for the first year.

You also earn 3 percent back for eligible travel.

Dear Cashing In, As a Costco executive member, I receive 2 percent back for Costco purchases when I use my American Express card, which I use a lot.

You'll get 3 percent back on the first $ 6,000 you spend at grocery stores per year, an unlimited 2 percent back at gas stations and select department stores and 1 percent back for all other purchases.

It earns 6.0 percent back at supermarkets on the first $ 6,000 each year, 3.0 percent back at gas stations and select U.S. department stores and 1.0 percent back for all other purchases.

You could get a few different cards that earn more than 1.5 percent back for a variety of purchase categories, but also hold a fixed - rate earner, like the Travel Rewards cards, for all purchases that don't fall into those categories.

The Blue Cash Everyday card offers 3.0 percent cash back at supermarkets on up to $ 6,000 per year in purchases, 2.0 percent back at gas stations and select department stores, and 1.0 percent back for all other purchases.

You'll also get 3.0 percent back on dining and travel and 1.0 percent back for all other purchases.

For starters, you'll earn 5 percent back for most Bass Pro purchases, and you'll get 1 percent back in rewards for all other purchases.

The World Wildlife card offers 3.0 percent cash back on gas purchases, 2.0 percent back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs and 1.0 percent back for all other purchases.

Through Dec. 31, cardholders earn an extra 5 percent back for their online purchases (up to $ 1,500), Meier says.

I managed to get 17 percent back for a recent purchase!

This card offers 5.0 percent back for purchase categories that rotate every quarter.

With this card, you'll get 3.0 percent back for online purchases from Walmart, 2.0 percent back at Murphy USA and Walmart gas stations and 1.0 percent for everything else.

The Amex SimplyCash Plus card gets a whopping 5 percent back at office supply stores and for cell phone bills, 3 percent back on a category of your choice and 1 percent back for everything else.

While you'll get three percent back at restaurants and two percent back for gas, groceries and at drug stores, the card comes with the most limited cell insurance.

That means you'll effectively get 4 percent back for those categories during the first 12 months you have the card.

The MLB, World Wildlife Fund, U.S. Pride and Bank Americard Cash Rewards cards all have no annual fee and offer 3.0 percent cash back on gas, 2.0 percent back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs and 1.0 percent back for all other purchases.

You'll get another 5 percent back for shopping via the Discover portal.

Other purchases would essentially earn 2 percent back for the first year, too.

However, like the rotating category cards, you'll be stuck with just 1 percent back for a lot of purchases.

You'll also earn 3 percent back in one category of your choice and 1 percent back for all other purchases.

If you don't fall into those categories but can still make use of the 2.0 percent back for dining and occasionally make purchases at Best Buy, the card may still be an okay choice.

After you hit that limit, you'll get just 1 percent back for those purchases.

It earns 5 percent cash back in two categories of your choice (capped at $ 2,000 per quarter), 2 percent back in another category of your choice and 1 percent back for all other purchases.

With these cards, you'll get 5 percent back for purchases that fall into certain categories.

The U.S. Bank Business Edge Cash Rewards MasterCard offers 3.0 percent cash back on cellular, gas and office supply store purchases and 1.0 percent back for all other purchases.

With this card, you earn 1.5 percent back for all purchases, no matter the category.

The card earns just 1.0 percent back for every purchase, except those made directly with American Express Travel or with Uber.

You earn 1 percent cash back for every dollar spent on all purchases and 3 percent back for gas and at restaurants.

Best of all, you'll enjoy 2 percent back for all online purchases.

Popular spending categories earn a nice bonus, including 3.0 percent back for gas and 2.0 percent back for groceries and at wholesale clubs.

That means you should look for a card that typically offers at least 5 percent back for the types of purchases you often make.

The Discover it card earn 5 percent back for certain categories of purchases that change ever quarter of the year.

With the double cash back offer, that really means you'll get either two percent or 10 percent back for all of your purchases in the first year!

Many cards will offer a bonus for purchases made in certain categories, which might include anything from gas and airfare to groceries and dining out, while earning only 1 percent back for all other purchases.

If managing several cards seems like too much of a task and you just want a solid everyda card with a flat earning rate for all purchases, the Citi Double Cash card earns 2 percent back for everything.

The former offers 5 percent back for specific categories of purchases that change quarterly, and the later offers a fixed 1.5 percent back for all purchases.

Like the Discover Chrome card, you'll get 2 percent back on all of your restaurant and gas purchases and 1 percent back for everything else.

While the no - fee Blue Cash EveryDay card earns an impressive 3 percent back for groceries and 2 percent for gas, the Blue Cash Preferred, which has an affordable $ 95 annual fee, earns even more.

You would then receive 1.5 percent back for all of your purchases, including everyday purchases.

You'll also get 3.0 percent back on the first $ 6,000 you spend at supermarkets per year, an unlimited 2.0 percent back at gas stations and select department stores and 1.0 percent back for all other purchases.

If you are able to maximize your redemptions, you'll essentially get 2 percent back for all of your purchases.

This no - fee card also offer 3.0 percent back at grocery stores, 2.0 percent back at gas stations and select department stores and 1.0 percent back for everything else.