What's the best credit card with rewards such as mileage points?
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American Express® Airmiles®*Gold Business Card
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* No Annual Fee
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* Credit limit of up to $50,0004
* Optional Annual Management Report
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Depends on how much you use it and what all the multitude of cards offer. Might want one directly from your airline of preference.
Remember though, mileage and bonus cards usually have a yearly fee and/or higher interest charges. If you don’t pony up at the end of each billing cycle it could be costing you way more for your items and your "free" tickets.
The best card for you will depend on your spending profile (how much you spend in various categories like gas, groceries, restaurants, etc.) since different cards pay different reward percentages in different categories.
You can use this credit card reward calculator to see which reward credit card will pay you the most for your normal spending:
http://www.creditcardtuneup.com/
A few of the better ones tend to be AmEx Blue Cash, Citi Driver’s Edge, and Chase Freedom, but the reward calculator will tell you which one is better for you.
Here is a list of rewards credit cards http://www.ccvault.com/credit_cards/reward.php
good luck