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Depends on what you want out of the rewards. The Chase Freedom and Discover It cards are popular because there's no annual fee and they have 5% cash back on rotating rewards categories each quarter.

The Citibank Double cash back card has a set 2% cash back on all purchases. Great for those who want a "flat rate" cash back on all purchases.

Barclay Arrival Plus is great to redeem for travel. You essentially earn 2.2% in rewards for every $1 spent, but it has an $89 annual fee.

Capital One Venture is another one similar to Barclay with 2% back that you can redeem for travel. $59 annual fee.

AMEX Blue Preferred gives you 6% back on groceries up to $6000/yr, 3% back on gas, and 1% everything else. $75 annual fee. However, they also have the AMEX Blue with no annual fee card that gets you 3% back on groceries, 2% on gas, and 1% on everything else.

Capital One has good miles cards, very easy and straightforward to redeem for any travel related expense, plus no annual fees.

I love Capital One Venture

I have the BofA cash rewards bc Ive banked with BofA for 10 years and I love the simplicity of all my accounts in one place, as well as getting a cash reward deposited monthly in my savings.

I also have the Amazon rewards cards bc I do a ton of shopping through Amazon, about 10-15 order per month. I just use the rewards points towards more purchases.

Even though we travel, we do not like travel rewards cards bc it seems to be more and more difficult to use the rewards.

I have & like my Capital One card... assume it's just the "standard" version. We put everything on this card & pay off 1-2x/mo and have gotten at least one free airline ticket each calendar year. You can redeem for other expenses/cash back, but the travel benefit is best & we love to travel, so it works great for us.