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✓ Last updated: April 17, 2026 · Avg regular APR: 24.37% (Fed Reserve, Apr 2026)
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APR ranges are variable and subject to change. Your rate depends on creditworthiness. Source: Issuer websites, verified April 17, 2026.
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A few things to consider before applying.
Pick a card whose rewards match where you spend most: dining, groceries, gas, or travel.
Premium cards need 670+. Secured cards work for 580+. Prequalify first to see your real odds.
Only pay an annual fee if the rewards clearly exceed what you'd earn on a free card.
Watch for intro APR expiration, foreign transaction fees, and reward caps or category rotations.
Premium rewards cards typically require good to excellent credit (670+). Secured and starter cards are available for fair credit (580+) or no credit history.
Each application creates a hard inquiry that can drop your score 5-10 points. We recommend spacing applications 3-6 months apart. Prequalification tools show your odds with only a soft pull.
0% intro APR cards let you carry a balance without interest for 12-21 months. After the intro period, standard APR applies to any remaining balance. Great for large purchases or balance transfers.
It depends on your spending. Flat-rate cards like Citi Double Cash give 2% on everything. Category cards like Chase Freedom Flex give 5% on rotating categories. Compare your top spending categories to choose.
No. Our prequalification uses a soft credit pull that does not affect your credit score. You'll see your real odds and estimated APR before applying.
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