Best credit card for cash back.........................

[4fingerwu1]

What would be the best credit card in terms of incentives be it cash or something else for a small business that would spend 10000-50000 a month and put all the charges on the card and then pay them off all on time?
Thanks
Ric

 

[FoBoT]

http://www.bettercreditcard.com/

 

[Kelvrick]

Originally posted by: FoBoT
http://www.bettercreditcard.com/

I wonder why it doesn't mention the costco amex.

 

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: Kelvrick

Originally posted by: FoBoT
http://www.bettercreditcard.com/

I wonder why it doesn't mention the costco amex.

Link for those curious about that awesome credit card. Tell Amex to include that card on their affiliate list

My advice is to read the FW finance forum which has dozens of "which is the best rewards cc?" threads.

 

[Squisher]

I just set a new personal all time record for cashback for the year from my AMEX green cash rebate card.

:shocked: $1,375.61 :shocked:

 

[JoPh]

i like the chase freedom card..

not as awesome as my chase cash reward card they dont offer.. 5%gas/drug/groceries

 

[Cattlegod]

I used to use my chase cash rewards plus. 5%/1%

Now I switched to the AMEX blue cash, 5%/1.5% and I can use it at costco. Much better, you only have to spend 6500 to get the level of rewards, which I will have no problem doing, although some might.

 

[Muse]

bump

Edit: My Chase Mastercard excludes only USPS charges from cash back. I called them a couple weeks ago to check. Used to include insurance charges. I get 1% back credited the ensuing month. 3% on gasoline charges. If you cancel the card you don't get credit for the last month. My REI Visa card has 1% back across the board and I don't get all the crappy promotional comeons I get with the Chase card, but I only redeem rebates once a year and I have to go into an REI store after July 1st to get my cash.

 

[Parasitic]

So far Citibank Dividend cards give you 1% cash back on everything and 2% on gas and supermarket/drugstore purchases, and as long as you accumulate $50 you can apply for a rebate check in the mail; however there's an annual cap of $300 rebate you can earn I believe.

Discover apparently has the best cashback "rewards" but it's got a lot of complicated things attached to it.

My current card is an AMEX Clear, which instead of giving me a cash back, sends me a $25 AMEX "shopping card" for every $2500 accumulated in purchases, or effectively 1%.

 

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: Parasitic
So far Citibank Dividend cards give you 1% cash back on everything and 2% on gas and supermarket/drugstore purchases, and as long as you accumulate $50 you can apply for a rebate check in the mail; however there's an annual cap of $300 rebate you can earn I believe.

Discover apparently has the best cashback "rewards" but it's got a lot of complicated things attached to it.

My current card is an AMEX Clear, which instead of giving me a cash back, sends me a $25 AMEX "shopping card" for every $2500 accumulated in purchases, or effectively 1%.

I really miss the old Citi Dividend with the 5% for gas/supermarket/drugstore purchases.

 

[Parasitic]

Originally posted by: RossMAN

Originally posted by: Parasitic
So far Citibank Dividend cards give you 1% cash back on everything and 2% on gas and supermarket/drugstore purchases, and as long as you accumulate $50 you can apply for a rebate check in the mail; however there's an annual cap of $300 rebate you can earn I believe.

Discover apparently has the best cashback "rewards" but it's got a lot of complicated things attached to it.

My current card is an AMEX Clear, which instead of giving me a cash back, sends me a $25 AMEX "shopping card" for every $2500 accumulated in purchases, or effectively 1%.

I really miss the old Citi Dividend with the 5% for gas/supermarket/drugstore purchases.

Me too, which is why I switched to AMEX Clear after that BS so I don't have to deal with it.

 

[JS80]

Originally posted by: RossMAN

Originally posted by: Kelvrick

Originally posted by: FoBoT
http://www.bettercreditcard.com/

I wonder why it doesn't mention the costco amex.

Link for those curious about that awesome credit card. Tell Amex to include that card on their affiliate list

My advice is to read the FW finance forum which has dozens of "which is the best rewards cc?" threads.

the picture of that amex starwood is outdated.

 

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: JS80

Originally posted by: RossMAN

Originally posted by: Kelvrick

Originally posted by: FoBoT
http://www.bettercreditcard.com/

I wonder why it doesn't mention the costco amex.

Link for those curious about that awesome credit card. Tell Amex to include that card on their affiliate list

My advice is to read the FW finance forum which has dozens of "which is the best rewards cc?" threads.

the picture of that amex starwood is outdated.

Thanks, I'll get right on top of that. Anything else?

 

[JS80]

Originally posted by: RossMAN

Originally posted by: JS80

Originally posted by: RossMAN

Originally posted by: Kelvrick

Originally posted by: FoBoT
http://www.bettercreditcard.com/

I wonder why it doesn't mention the costco amex.

Link for those curious about that awesome credit card. Tell Amex to include that card on their affiliate list

My advice is to read the FW finance forum which has dozens of "which is the best rewards cc?" threads.

the picture of that amex starwood is outdated.

Thanks, I'll get right on top of that. Anything else?

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