
Benefits of the Capital One Quicksilver
The card earns 1.5% cash back on all purchases, and you'll also get introductory incentives as well as travel-friendly features.


The card earns 1.5% cash back on all purchases, and you'll also get introductory incentives as well as travel-friendly features.


You'll get potentially higher-than-average redemption rates for travel, access to multiple travel partners and built-in travel protections.


It offers bonus points on food-related purchases, plus dining and travel credits. Rewards are transferrable to travel partners.


It earns high rewards on gas, restaurant and travel spending. And there's no annual fee beyond a yearly Costco membership.


This card doesn't offer rewards or much in the way of perks. Its benefits are geared toward those looking to improve their credit.


Chase, Citi, Discover, U.S. Bank and more offer cards that earn 5% cash back in rotating bonus categories. Here's how they stack up.


You'll get 1.5 points per dollar spent on all purchases plus perks like free beer at home games and discounts on concessions and merchandise.


This premium credit card offers rich rewards, high-value perks, and extensive protections for shopping and travel.


You'll get 5% back in rewards on all Ikea purchases, among other perks, but rewards expire relatively quickly.


This card offers a slew of perks and special access. But it comes with a high annual fee and a tough application process.


If you're an Amazon Prime member looking to build your credit, the Amazon Secured Card can be a solid option.


The financing offers allow you to either split a purchase into multiple payments or borrow against your credit limit.


The most important features of credit cards are set by the banks that issue them, not by payment networks like Mastercard. But Mastercard does offer some cardholder benefits.


The American Express Platinum card has more to offer for those who aren’t committed to Delta.


The most important features of credit cards are set by the banks that issue them, not by payment networks like Visa. But Visa does offer some cardholder benefits.


Many cards reward you at gas stations, but what if you don't drive? These cards can help many kinds of commuters.


It's a payment plan, negotiated via your issuer, that may temporarily lower interest and waive fees when a difficult circumstance hinders your ability to pay.


The PayPal card can offer more value for PayPal purchases, but the Citi card earns a higher rate on everything else.


Customize your spending categories wisely, set up activation alerts, and consider a good flat-rate companion card.


Banks may be willing to reconsider a rejection, upgrade your card, boost your limit or otherwise help you out, but only if you ask — and not by email or chat.
