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The Chase Freedom ® Card also has 5 percent earning categories, whereas the Chase Freedom Unlimited ® earns 1.5 points per dollar for all purchases.

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Since you can earn unlimited travel and dining with the Sapphire Preferred or Sapphire Reserve, use this card to pay for your travel and dining, unless, you can get a better rate with the Ink Business Preferred or when the Chase Freedom is offering a 5 percent bonus category.

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That means that you'll effectively earn 10.0 percent back in bonus categories and 2.0 percent back for all other purchases during the first 12 months that you have the card.

The Chase Visa Freedom earns 5 percent cash back for purchases specified in the bonus categories.

It earns 2.0 percent back in any category of purchase.

The Discover it card earns 5.0 percent cash back in popular quarterly rotating categories, such as grocery stores, drug stores, restaurants, gas stations and movie theaters.

You'll not only be earning cash back on all of your purchases, but rotating quarterly categories earn 5 percent cash back at specific merchants, such as restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations and warehouse clubs.

Also, all purchases that do not fall into those categories earn at 1 percent.

Sears and Kmart don't typically fall into other credit card's bonus categories, so you're not likely to earn more than 1 percent on the average rewards card.

After you earn the welcome bonus and have spent more than $ 10,000 in the bonus categories, the card earns just 1 percent back for most purchases, which lags behind other rewards cards.

That means that the 5.0 percent categories will effectively earn 10 percent back and all other purchases will get 2 percent back.

While the 4 percent rate is capped at $ 7,000 worth of gas purchases (after which gas purchases earn 1 percent cash back), this is still incredibly generous — if you manage to max out the gas category, you could earn $ 280 worth of cash back just on gas purchases.

The Citi Double Cash card offers one of the best deals you can get for no annual fee: cash back at a high 2 percent rate, with no categories to enroll in and few restrictions; you only have to pay your bill on time to earn the full 2 percent rate.

Discover it Card earns 5.0 percent cash back in popular rotating categories, such as grocery stores, drug stores, restaurants, gas stations and movie theaters.

In fact, all purchases that don't fall into the bonus category earn just 1 percent back.

While that level of earning won't continue past the first year, this card would still be worth holding on to if you find that you spend a lot in the 5.0 percent bonus categories.

You'll earn 1 percent back on all purchases, and every quarter you earn 5 percent back in select categories.

That might not sound like much, but purchases that fall into the quarterly bonus categories essentially earn 5 percent back, making each point worth five cents!

These are the major categories that most people make regular purchases in, so it could be worth it to earn only one percent on purchases that fall outside of these categories in order to earn four percent and three percent in frequently visited categories.

The Discover it card offers bonus categories that earn five percent cash back and rotate every quarter and all other purchases earn one percent cash back.

PayPal is the newest bonus category for Chase Freedom, earning cardholders 5 percent cash back starting in April and going through June 2018.

There are no bonus categories and the card doesn't offer a sign - up bonus, but as a prudent consumer, you'll be earning 2.0 percent back on every purchase.

Upon enrollment, Discover also allows cardholders to earn 5 percent cash back on up to $ 1,500 in combined spending in categories that rotate quarterly.

The Discover it cash rewards card is a good no - fee cash back card with a generous 5 percent bonus rate for quarterly rotating categories — as long as you log in to your account to activate your category each quarter, you can earn 5 percent cash back on up to $ 1,500 in purchases per quarter for the following categories:

Purchases already earning 5 percent in a current category will not receive an additional bonus.

It also has quarterly bonus categories that can earn cardholders up to 5 percent.

During your first year you're really earning 2 percent back on every purchase with 10 percent back on the quarterly bonus categories.

If you don't mind tracking a rotating group of bonus categories every quarter and tailoring your spending, you could potentially get a substantial amount of value out of this everyday cash back card; but if you don't regularly spend on the categories that earn 5 percent cash back, you won't earn much of a return.

This means your 5 percent quarterly bonus categories will actually earn 10 percent cash back.

Certain purchases that fall into bonus categories earn more, while many purchases just earn the standard 1 percent return.

The Discover it card earns 5.0 percent cash back in popular quarterly rotating categories, such as grocery stores, drug stores, restaurants, gas stations and movie theaters.

That's not bad for no - fee card, but you can earn 2 percent back in those categories with the Ink Cash, plus 5 percent back at office supply stores and for phone, internet and cable services.

The two points dollar that you earn on Uber purchases is less impressive, but here's another nice twist: The 2 percent category also extends to other types of online purchases, including online shopping with retailers such as Amazon and Walmart.

The Quicksilver card would be a better option for someone who doesn't necessarily spend a lot on restaurant purchases but spends more in the categories that would earn only one percent cash back with the Dining Rewards card.

After you earn the welcome bonus and have spent more than $ 10,000 in the bonus categories, the card earns just 1 percent back for most purchases, which lags behind other rewards cards.

There's also no limit on the amount of points you can earn, though the 5 percent bonus for select categories is only good for $ 1,500 worth of purchases per quarter.

Any charges that don't fall into those categories, however, earn a flat 1 percent cash back rate.

For instance, a variable rate card might offer higher rewards for purchases made in one or two categories, such as gas, groceries, entertainment or dining out, and then all other purchases will earn 1 percent back.

Also, be sure to have a good general rewards card that earns at least 1.5 percent on all purchases for all spending that does not fall into a bonus category.

These usually allow you to earn a higher amount in one or two categories and 1 percent on all other purchases.

That means that you'll effectively earn 10.0 percent back in bonus categories and 2.0 percent back for all other purchases during the first 12 months that you have the card.

The Citi Double Cash card offers one of the best deals you can get for no annual fee: cash back at a high 2 percent rate, with no categories to enroll in and few restrictions; you only have to pay your bill on time to earn the full 2 percent rate.

Sears and Kmart don't typically fall into other credit card's bonus categories, so you're not likely to earn more than 1 percent on the average rewards card.

Our calculations show that the average cardholder is likely to earn more rewards with the flat 1.5 percent cash back rate on the Chase Freedom Unlimited card than with the 5 percent bonus categories on the Chase Freedom card:

This means your 5 percent quarterly bonus categories will actually earn 10 percent cash back.

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While that level of earning won't continue past the first year, this card would still be worth holding on to if you find that you spend a lot in the 5.0 percent bonus categories.