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"Track and Match" Credit Card Listings!
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Tip: Credit cards ranked "Best" by our editors, in each category can be found below "Track & Match" results.
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| Citibank Citi® Driver's Edge® Card for College Students | | This card offers no annual fee and a 0% introductory rate that applies to all transactions for six months (which is a rare benefit). Although it has a reasonable interest rate for a student card, there is a minimum cap of 20.24% for cash advances. So no matter how low the Prime Rate falls (the APR is tied to the Prime Rate), the interest rate will not go below the minimum cap. Through the reward program, cardholders earn a rebate of 1% for purchases. The maximum amount of rebates that can be redeemed is $2,500 per vehicle and any unused rebates expire in 5 years. Rebates can also be used for payment of maintenance. |  | | Citibank Citi® AT&T Universal Savings Platinum Card | | The AT&T Universal Savings Platinum Card, issued by Citibank, is designed for those with very good credit who desire a credit card with platinum cardholder benefits. In addition to the calling card feature, the card also offers a variety of platinum cardholder benefits that include up to $1,000,000 in travel accident insurance, auto rental insurance, lost luggage insurance, an extended warranty for purchases, and fraud protection services. Also, there is a 0% introductory rate for balance transfers for one year. However, there is a minimum cap of 19.99% for cash advances. Up to $1,000,000 in travel accident insurance. Medical referral services. | | | Discover® Card Discover® Business Card® | | The Discover® Platinum Card, issued by Morgan Stanley, is designed for those with very good credit who are looking for a cash reward credit card. Those who spend up to $1,500 will receive a .25% rebate, those who spend between $1,500 and $3,000 will receive a 5% rebate, and those who spend over $3,000 will receive a 1% rebate. The card has no annual fee and an attractive 0% introductory rate. The APR for this card varies, so applicants should review the terms and conditions provided by the card issuer. | |
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