what credit card gets the most reward points?
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That depends on what type of rewards you are looking for, Air miles, points or cash back.\n\nCheck out www.bankrate.com. They have a great section comparing different rewards cards.\n\nGood Luck
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If you are looking for a credit card with low fees  might i suggest that if you have a bank account that maybe you should try there first if that doesn't work i would  think Capital one has a decent card but they do have a membership fee  i think \nBest of luck on your search
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www.creditcards.com  I prefer the Western Union prepaid debit Master Card, used it almost a year and I am very satisfied! www.westernunionprepaidservices.com
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There are better cash back cards than the Discover Platinum and Discover Gas cards.  I used to carry Discover until I found much better rewards cards.  I'll get to those in a minute.  First, answers to your questions:\n\nDiscover Gas is the better deal because it offers 5% back on gas and vehicle maintenance up to $1200 per year.\n\nDiscover Platinum also pays cash back on gas, but at a lower percentage rate:  .25% for the first $1500 in spending, .5% for the next $1500 in spending, and 1% back on spending after $3000 (year-to-date).\n\nWith two cycle average you still get billed every month, but if you're not paying off your balance every month, then you're being charged interest on the average balance you had over the previous two months (rather than the previous one month as is typical with most credit cards).\n\nSince rewards cards pay different percentages in different spending categories, have different tier structures, etc., the *best* card for you will depend on your spending profile (how much you spend in various categories each month).\n\nAn easy way to pick the best card for you is to use the calculator tool at http://www.creditcardtuneup.com/ to estimate how much each of the leading rewards cards will pay you.\n\nIf you're interested in using two cards to earn more cash back than you could with just one card, the tool will also calculate the best combinations of cards for your spending.
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Go with a creditcard with low monthly interest rates, I would go with america express, they have low interest rates\n----------------------------------------------------------\nhttp://www.bestcreditrates.net
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First of all you should have your credit report to know your score so as you won't make a wrong application. The fastest and the most convenient way to choose a credit card and qualify for it is by Internet. You just go to a site, look through credit card offers and fill out an application form and you can receive your card in about 7-10 business days. There are numerous sites of the kind, and you shouldn't fear to use them.\n\nYou can try these:
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platinum credit cards
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faith hill \n\n\ntry - http://www.rewardsretriever.com/
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A credit card give you credit. That means that you do not have to pay your bills fully and you can carry a balance. You will be charged an interest on the balance that you carry. This is one of the ways that credit card companies make money.\n\nA charge card on the other hand, requires that you pay your bills in full. That means that you cannot carry a balance. The most famous charge card is the American Express Rewards Gold Card.\n\nCharge cards have an annual fee because the issuers cannot make money from cardholders carrying a balance.\n\nShould you get a charge card or credit card. Well, if you need credit and carry a balance occasionally, getting a credit card makes sense as most do not have annual fees. Though a charge card has annual fees and does not allow you to carry a balance, they have very good reward programs. For example, the Membership Rewards from American Express and Diners Club Rewards are perhaps the best reward programs around.
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I'm happy with my Citi bank card and also my Washington mutual card.  The latter is really cool because it gives you your FICO rating and also gives a breakdown of total spending, categorizing what you spend your money on.  They have the best website, too.  It's easy to navigate.  I opted for a card with a liwer interest rate w/out rewards.  My citicard has rewards, though.  They have gas cards and other very useful items that you can redeem points for.  www.wamucards.com
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A credit card, such as VISA or MasterCard, allows you to pay for sales or services by borrowing against your line of credit with the credit card company and to make monthly payments on the outstanding balance. A charge card, such as American Express requires payment in full each month of the outstanding balance charged to the account. \n\nAs for who is eligible to obtain it....that depends on the specific creditors requirements although one cannot not be a minor.
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Only if there's an annual fee! BTW most cards don't have one and the only ones that usually do are the gold cards or the mileage cards, if you get them earlier than they would've offered to give it to you.
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Mastercard, VISA, American Express, and Discover are the four major credit cards, but there are probably many more not as well known cards out there.
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Any credit card that has a low FIXED interest rate such as Prime +2.5% and no annual fee. I do not recommend American Express and Discover just because they have limited usage. VISA and MASTERCARD are accepted everywhere in the world and have friendly programs and rules. The best to get a credit card is through a credit union. Moreover, if you are looking to build credit, you have to get a secured credit card/loan and might need to pay a yearly fee but just for 6 months. After that you can apply for any card you want but be conservative. The less cards you have the better your credit will be - providing you have a line open. Hope this suffice.
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tell whoever that you have the best credit card in the world with unlimited credit and watch what happens
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The easiest credit card to get is American Express Blue for students. It has a limit of $2500 and they give it to you right away. Just apply and in one week you have a new card
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When I pull my credit score I get 4 top reasons why my score is good.  One of the reasons is having 2 or more major credit cards.  If you dont have any other major credit cards, take both.  \nIf you have to pick one, Chase is a good card, I have one.  Remember not to charge over 35% of the limit or it hurts your score, unless you pay it off before they report to the bureaus.