Category: Cash Back Cards

Today, Sam’s Club announced that it would double the cash back earned on their Sam’s Club MasterCard for 90 days for anyone who opens a new account between October 1 and November 12, 2016. As the card normally offers a competitive “5-3-1 cash back program,” earning 5% cash back on gas (on the first $6,000 per year, then 1% afterwards), 3% cash back on dining and travel, and 1% cash back on all other purchases, this means that new accountholders would earn 10% on gas, 6% on dining and travel and 2% cash back on everything else for 90 days.
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Good news for Avengers fans — you now have an excuse to keep your favorite superhero in your pocket. Synchrony Financial and Marvel Partnerships just announced the launch of the new Marvel MasterCard and unlike nearly every other pop culture icon-related credit card, its rewards aren’t completely atrocious.

Cardholders will earn 3% cash back for purchases made on select entertainment, dining and online at Marvel.com and Marvel’s official merchandise booths.  All other purchases will earn 1% cash back. Cash back will be paid as a statement credit and the card has no annual fee.  Perhaps more importantly, the cards feature some excellent Marvel art work.

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If you’re in the market for a new cash back credit card, you’ve come to the right place. Below, you’ll find the most comprehensive and unbiased list of the best cash back credit cards on the market.

Over the past year, we saw some welcome competition in the 2% cash back credit card space, as the Citi Double Cash card is no longer the only game in town. We also saw the introduction of a new card offering 5% on all purchases, which was very exciting, but with a few important caveats. The true cash back powerhouse, however–for those who have an extensive relationship with Bank of America–remains the Bank of America Preferred Rewards program.

Read on to get the details on these cards and more.
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What if I told you there was a credit card that paid 5% cash back on everything, with no category restrictions and no fees? And that the 5% cash back was not just a teaser intro rate, good for only a few months? Sounds a little too good to be true, right? Such a card would be extremely popular and for good reason. Cards that do offer the exalted tier of 5% cash back almost always restrict that level of bonus rewards to specific categories, and often only during certain periods of the year. (Examples are the rotating quarterly bonus cards such as Chase Freedom and Discover it.)

The surprising news is that such a 5% card does exist, though it also comes with a number of restrictions which make only a lucky few able to actually take advantage of it.
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