Visa Cash Back Reward Credit Cards

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Chase Freedom Visa Signature Card Earn $50 cash back after first purchase Earn 3% cash back in the 3 Everyday categories where you spend the most each month Earn 1% cash back on all other purchases Change from earning cash to points and back again Intro Purchase APR Intro Balance Transfer APR APR as low as Annual Fee - - N/A $0

Chase Flexible Rewards Platinum Visa Earn 1 point for every eligible dollar spent and redeem points for travel, cash, merchandise or gift cards Travel: Earn airline tickets, hotel stays or car rentals Cash: Redeem 3,500 points and receive a $25 check You can also earn merchandise and gift cards Intro Purchase APR Intro Balance Transfer APR APR as low as Annual Fee 0% - N/A $0

Citi Dividend Platinum Select Visa Cards for College Students Earn 5% cash back at supermarkets, gas stations, drug stores and more for 6 months; 2% thereafter No minimum income or co-signer required Earn 1% cash back on all other purchases and eligible cash advances Intro Purchase APR Intro Balance Transfer APR APR as low as Annual Fee - - N/A N/A

Articles on Visa Cash Back Reward Credit Cards

• Chase Freedom Visa Signature Review

  Chase Freedom Visa Signature Card delivers just what it says. Freedom! Freedom to shop the way you want and earn triple rewards at the same time. The Freedom Signature Card by Chase has no annual fee and is a cash back card that gives you the ...
  October 27, 2008 - By Legenia Burns - Review

• Chase Flexible Rewards Platinum Visa Review

  The Chase Flexible Rewards Platinum Visa Credit Card is created for individuals with excellent credit and desire a credit card with rewards. This card comes with a zero percent introductory APR for up to 12 months, it has no annual fee and ...
  October 27, 2008 - By Legenia Burns - Review

• Citi Dividend Platinum Select Visa Card for College Students Review

  The Citi Dividend Platinum Select Visa Card is designed to help college students build a credit history – and to give them maximum usage from a credit card. To qualify, a student does not need to have a minimum income or a cosigner, which makes ...
  November 1, 2008 - By Chris Anderson - Review