This card features rich benefits for foodies, including lucrative rewards at restaurants and U.S. supermarkets, plus various dining credits that can help offset its admittedly pricey annual fee.

The card earns 1.5% cash back on all purchases, features a sign-up bonus as well as a 0% APR promotion. You’ll get a decent flat rate on all your spending, as well as a welcome offer and ...

Start with a lucrative bonus, add 3% back on restaurants, 1.5% back outside of bonus categories and flexible redemption options, and you have a winner. The card's rewards structure isn't the ...

This card comes with a big sign-up bonus and bonus rewards on British Airways, Aer Lingus, Iberia and LEVEL and hotel purchases. The annual fee is $95. Make sure you understand the airline's ...

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The card earns bonus points for travel and dining-related spending, which can be redeemed for more value through Chase. It piles on the perks, too, but they come at a price. With a big sign-up ...

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While details are scant, JetBlue has already made it clear its new premium card will include lounge access for the cardholder ...