Latest responses to “The Best Cash Back Credit Card Rewards” Copyright 2012, MoneyBlueBook.com 456080 2009-12-07T16:20:58-08:00 Chase Stinks Chase just got rid of their Freedom card and "upgraded" everyone to the Saphire card whose rewards are not nearly as good. This card is no longer a great rewards card 456070 2009-11-03T12:04:46-08:00 SR Discover says up to 1% cash back... Well, not really, 1/4% for first $1500, 1/2% for second $1500. You Don't get 1% until over $3000 every month. Typical hidden facts. 456060 2009-10-08T03:05:52-07:00 DL I have had a Discover card for 8 years and its one of the best credit cards I carry. They are constantly mixing in new offers and maintain 5% rewards unlike all the other card companies. Also, they have great customer service and I genuinely feel they care about me as a customer. 456050 2009-10-04T17:40:21-07:00 cheryl hutchinson I have had the Discover card since 1985. They are very intune with their customers. They will do everything they can to make you happy. Good card. 456040 2009-10-04T17:38:24-07:00 cheryl hutchinson I have used the Chase Freedom card for a couple of years. Their customer service stinks. They treat their customers like dirt. 456020 2009-07-07T11:32:11-07:00 nathan l schwab has 2% back no limits with no yearly fee. deal only works if you have a brokerage account though. 455950 2009-05-19T17:17:21-07:00 Mike Where are the links to some of these cash back credit card offers? Is the Discover Card purchase card the only one left? This is why I hate the new governmental approach to tackling the credit crisis. Taking down the credit card companies by enacting harsher and stricter credit card bill of rights or whatever will only serve to damage and punish responsible credit card users like myself. No one realizes this as they are all blinded by their dislike of the big-bad credit card companies. It's truly a double edged blade.... Eventually if this keeps up, the card issuers will pull away all of their lucrative cashback credit card programs and leave us with nothing. Quite frustrating.... 456030 2009-03-04T18:24:55-08:00 The Thrifty Expat I have two of the top three cards on you list - and they are both great for specific purposes. I was disappointed to see that there was a relative newcomer that was not mentioned. The Charles Schwab Visa offers a straight up 2% refund on all purchases to a Charles Schwab Investment Account. Their biggest benefit to those who travel - There are no foreign currency transaction fees. To those of us living, working or traveling overseas, this increases our cash back potential exponentially. Martin C. also make a great point about the USAA MasterCard. USAA is an excellent card. And I'm really interested in the Advanta Net 90 Platinum Business Card. That sounds like a fantastic alternative. 455990 2009-01-15T03:26:23-08:00 Miles credit card Nice article,I love it, Thansk for sharing 456010 2009-01-13T11:15:27-08:00 AMEX Blue Cash means Green If you are anything like me (charge EVERYTHING to get rewards) and have substantial gas and grocery charges then this is your card. 5% back on Gas AND Groceries, plus 1.5% on everything else. Just about EVERYONE takes AMEX now. I previously had airline cards, this past year we charged enough on AMEX to earn 2.5 Southwest Airlines tickets if we were still on their card, but earned $950 cash back. I've never paid more than $300 for a SWA ticket, so we definitely came out ahead!