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Capital one Business card offers unlimited 2 percent rewards on all purchases.

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This is by far, one of the best credit purchase rewards programs you will find for any rewards credit card since you can easily earn at least 2 percent back on every purchase except for your «everyday» purchases like buying gas or groceries.

Stefanie O'Connell (personal finance expert): «Unlimited 2 percent cash back on every purchase, a $ 500 sign - up bonus and simple cash back reward redemption make the Capital One Spark Cash for Business card an easy way to get rewarded for doing business on a daily basis.»

Plus, this card rewards you with 5 percent cash back on purchases made in categories that rotate each quarter (up to $ 1,500 spent quarterly and you must activate each quarter to take advantage).

Watch the two - minute video, and you will be rewarded with a 10 - digit code for 20 percent off a purchase on the PlayStation Store.

For example, depending on how much you spend, you might accumulate $ 150 in cash back over the course of the year if you get a rewards card that gives you 2 percent cash back on dining and 1 percent cash back on all other purchases.

Earn 3 percent cash back for office supplies and gas, 2 percent cash back for restaurant meals and 1 percent cash back on all other purchases made with the card, with no limits on rewards.

Every 1,000 points earned turns into $ 10 in rewards, which is essentially a 5 percent discount on T.J. Maxx purchases.

The Capital One ® VentureOne ® Rewards Credit Card is the winner because even though the low range of the variable purchase APR matches that of the JetBlue Card, the high range of the variable purchase APR of the Capital One ® VentureOne ® Rewards Credit Card, based on creditworthiness, is a full 3 percent lower.

The Capital One Cash Rewards card provides cardholders with 1.5 percent back on any and all purchases.

Unfortunately, the TJX Rewards Platinum MasterCard charges an additional 3 percent on all purchases made outside of the United States, which can add up to quite a bit if you prefer using credit cards to spending cash when traveling overseas.

Amazon's recent takeover of Whole Foods is getting sweeter for Prime members, who will now receive five percent cash back on grocery purchases if they have the Amazon Prime Rewards credit card.

If you regularly pay off your card in full each month, it's hard to beat the cash back rewards on the Citi Double Cash card: It offers 2 percent cash back on any purchases you've fully repaid, making it an ideal card for purchases that don't qualify for larger bonuses.

For no annual fee, Navy Federal Credit Union Cash rewards cardholders get a simple — if not exceptional — rewards program with 1.5 percent cash back on all purchases and a decent array of travel and purchases benefits.

With a low APR and up to 1.5 percent cash back on every purchase, this modest credit union card is a great choice for cardholders who plan to carry a balance and want low - maintenance rewards at an affordable price.

One of the top rewards credit cards, the Discover it offers 5 percent cash back grocery, gas and Amazon.com purchases, plus a dollar - for - dollar match on your cash - back rewards for the first year.

It's nice to have the option to use the TJX Rewards card outside of TJ Maxx, but it will only earn 1 percent back on those purchases.

With a minimum convenience fee of 2 percent, your rewards rate on miscellaneous purchases would have to be at least 2 percent, which is rare.

And the AARP card earns rewards at the generous rate of 3 percent back on all restaurant and gas station purchases.

Now that you're on your way to racking up rewards, you'll earn a minimum of 1 percent on every purchase, and 3 percent back at gas stations and restaurants.

With the Bank of America ® Travel Rewards Credit Card, cardholders earn 1.5 points for each dollar they spend on all purchases, and 10 percent more points when you have an active Bank of America ® checking or savings account.

Double - point shopping days allow cardholders to accelerate their earnings and receive as much as 10 percent back in shopping rewards on their purchase.

While you're not going to experience a 10 or 15 percent return on your Banana Republic purchases with a standard cashback card, you can select a cashback card that fits your overall spending habits and therefore earn more rewards overall on all of your purchases.

The Amazon Prime Store card rewards frequent Amazon shoppers with 5 percent back on Amazon purchases.

Our take: A good card to use for everyday errands, the Bank of America Cash Rewards card offers a generous 3 percent spending bonus on gas purchases and a respectable 2 percent bonus on groceries; however, there is a strict $ 2,500 cap on combined purchases in these categories each quarter.

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:

Each of us has a credit card with a good rewards program (5 percent cash back in bonus categories on up to the quarterly maximum in purchases every quarter we activate).

Aqua also released the Reward credit card, together with the Advance card, which pays 3 percent cashback on all of your purchases and limited at # 100 cashback annually.

If you regularly pay off your card in full each month, it's hard to beat the cash back rewards on the Citi Double Cash card: It offers 2 percent cash back on any purchases you've fully repaid, making it an ideal card for purchases that don't qualify for larger bonuses.

While the Bank of America Cash Rewards card's regular APR is fairly low, its 0 - percent introductory period on balance transfers and new purchases is relatively short.

Now that you're on your way to racking up rewards, you'll earn a minimum of 1 percent on every purchase, and 3 percent back at gas stations and restaurants.

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.

In addition to offering up to 4 points per dollar on travel purchases, the PenFed Pathfinder Rewards American Express card offers a 25,000 - point sign - up bonus and a 0 - percent intro APR on balance transfers for a limited time.

Our research shows that most consumers don't allocate a large percentage of their budgets to Amazon purchases and — while the card does offer a 2 percent bonus on lucrative categories such as restaurant, gas station and drugstore purchases — this isn't enough to recommend the Prime card above cash back cards that offer general rewards rates of 1.5 percent or more.

Our take: A good card to use for everyday errands, the Bank of America Cash Rewards card offers a generous 3 percent spending bonus on gas purchases and a respectable 2 percent bonus on groceries; however, there is a strict $ 2,500 cap on combined purchases in these categories each quarter.

Every 1,000 points earned turns into $ 10 in rewards, which is essentially a 5 percent discount on T.J. Maxx purchases.

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.

For Amazon Prime members, the chance to earn 5 percent cash back on Amazon purchases and seamlessly redeem those rewards at checkout seems like a good bet, though others will have to figure in the $ 99 price of Amazon Prime membership when comparing the card against other retail cards.

Unfortunately, the TJX Rewards Platinum MasterCard charges an additional 3 percent on all purchases made outside of the United States, which can add up to quite a bit if you prefer using credit cards to spending cash when traveling overseas.

You can pair the Ink Business Cash card with other Ultimate Rewards cards and use its 5 percent bonus on business purchases to maximize your points.

If you are a frequent traveler searching for a very rewarding business rewards card, you should check out the Chase Ink Business Preferred card — it offers a very generous sign - up bonus, three points per dollar on travel purchases and a 25 - percent bonus when you redeem your points for travel.

The Citi Double Cash card offers a higher rewards rate of 2 percent cash back on all your purchases — 1 percent when you make a purchase and 1 percent when you pay your bill on time — but no sign - up bonus.

5 % back in rewards when shopping at Best Buy, 3 percent back in rewards on gas, air travel and ground transportation, 2 percent back in rewards on dining out and grocery purchases, 1 percent back in rewards on everyday purchases.

An unlimited 4 percent rewards rate on restaurant purchases is exceptional — at a value of 1 cent per point, it amounts to the highest amount of cash back on dining purchases for any of the cards we've reviewed, period.

The card's 3 percent rewards rate on travel purchases is also unusually high for a card with no annual fee.

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Cardholders may find the $ 95 annual fee more affordable than other Amex travel cards, but the rewards are anemic — you get 2 percent back on travel purchases and a mere 1 percent back on the rest of your purchases, and there's no sign - up bonus.

For instance, Citi Double Cash (no annual fee, 1 percent back on purchases plus 1 percent back when you pay) offers reward checks.

The U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve card unfortunately falls short on its airline lounge offering, but it does feature an extensive list of luxury benefits and an excellent rewards program that includes a generous travel credit, a bonus on travel purchases and a 50 percent boost in point value for travel redemptions.

Because this 5 percent discount is available year - round, it beats the rewards rate for Amazon purchases on any other rewards card.