The Firstcard Secured Credit Builder card doesn’t require a credit check or a Social Security number, making it a top pick ...

Earn 2 miles per dollar spent on everything. Redeem miles (at 1 cent apiece) for credit on your statement against any travel purchase, with none of the restrictions of airline cards.

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Food and entertainment rewards are the centerpiece of this card, which pays an unlimited 3% cash back at restaurants and grocery stores, but also on streaming and more. If you're a frequent ...

You get bonus points for spending on travel, dining and some everyday purchases. Points are worth more when used to book through Chase.

Start with a lucrative bonus, add 3% back on restaurants, 1.5% back outside of bonus categories and flexible redemption options, and you have a winner. The card's rewards structure isn't the ...

For a steep price, the original premium card gives you 5X points on certain flights and hotel stays, hundreds of dollars a year in credit for travel and shopping, and a suite of perks for high-end ...

Earn up to 17 points per dollar spent at Holiday Inn, InterContinental and other IHG properties, plus bonus points on monthly bills, gas and restaurants. You get a substantial sign-up bonus, too.

There's a strong bonus offer to start, but the ongoing rate of 1.25 miles per dollar on purchases is lower than what you'll find on several other no-fee cards. Weigh the rewards against the ...

It earns 3% cash back at specific merchants and 2% back on everything else — but only if you use the card with Apple Pay. It's not a game-changer, but the card does offer some intriguing ...

The cards offer decent rewards in useful spending categories that can be valuable for AARP members and nonmembers alike. But there are better offers available. Many, or all, of the products ...