Best Cash Back Credit Cards in the US ?

[AustroDONK]

Not sure if this is the right place to ask, since I searched the Finance forum and it didnt come up with much useful info on this subject.

I used to have a CITI Dividend Master Card that offered 5% cash back on gas and grocery store purchases, but they recently reduced the 5% to 2% max cashback.

Anyone know of any other credit cards that offer 5% or there about cashback? (ideally for every dollar you spend, and not like the Amex Blue Cash card that pays you 5% after you spend over 10k$ a year, also dont care for airlinemiles credit cards, and do not want to pay any annual fee either)

Any help appreciated.

[ActionTodd]

I remember seeing Capital One has a
25% Annual bonus

[dp13368]

check fatwallet "which credit card should I get" thread here: http://www.fatwallet.com/t/52/711457/

or cardoffers.com

I like Chase Platinum Plus Rewards 5% Back and my AMEX Starwood for travel/miles.

[AustroDONK]

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I like Chase Platinum Plus Rewards 5% Back and my AMEX Starwood for travel/miles.

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Does this one give you 5% on everything? And starting with the first $ spent?

[captZEEbo]

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I remember seeing Capital One has a
25% Annual bonus

[/ QUOTE ]i'm assuming this means something along the lines of: 1% cash back, + 25% end of year bonus on cash back = 1.25%

[bluef0x]

mtvU by Citi is great. You have to be a student, but I believe it works out to be 5% on most purchases

[New York Jet]

I was looking at the cash reward cards at http://www.creditcardrewardzone.com/...wardCards.html .
Can anyone apply for a business reward card? Do you have to have a business? I would like to get the 6% cash back card, but don't own a small business. Any advice?

[bluef0x]

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I was looking at the cash reward cards at http://www.creditcardrewardzone.com/...wardCards.html .
Can anyone apply for a business reward card? Do you have to have a business? I would like to get the 6% cash back card, but don't own a small business. Any advice?

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I heard you just put your SSN where it asks for your Business ID# or w/e.... I'm not totally sure though.

Check out fatwallet.com, a lot of people have business cards without a real business. They usually get huge credit limits too.