Credit Cards with no annual fee and best for travel

[Mordechai123]

Which Credit Card is best with no annual fee and best for travel

[yungermanchik]

What do you mean best for travel?

Best rewards on flight/hotel?
No Foreign Transaction Fee?
Best benefits for travel?

[Mordechai123]

Best in terms of no foreign fees, I have 6 credit cards already but I’m looking to expand it to maximize all the benefits

[yungermanchik]

Best in terms of no foreign fees, I have 6 credit cards already but I’m looking to expand it to maximize all the benefits

Bonvoy Bold
United Gateway
Hilton Amex
Delta SkyMiles® Blue
Discover it® chrome
Discover it® Miles
Discover it® Cash Back
Capital One VentureOne
Capital One Quicksilver
Capital One SavorOne
Journey Student Rewards from Capital One
Upgrade Triple Cash Rewards Visa
Upgrade Visa® Card with Cash Rewards

these are @Dan's links

[Mordechai123]

Are any of these cards will worth as I have already hit the chase 5/24 rule and I want to know what I should get next. Do you think the chase freedom flex is worth it ?

[yungermanchik]

Are any of these cards will worth as I have already hit the chase 5/24 rule and I want to know what I should get next. Do you think the chase freedom flex is worth it ?

I'm not following. If you already hit 5/24, how can you get the Freedom Flex, and why wouldn't you get a different brand?
Also Freedom Flex has a 3% Foreign Transaction Fee.


Do you mean you're at 4/24, and you'd rather chap arein another Chase card while you can?

[lcm]

I'm not following. If you already hit 5/24, how can you get the Freedom Flex, and why wouldn't you get a different brand?
Also Freedom Flex has a 3% Foreign Transaction Fee.


Do you mean you're at 4/24, and you'd rather chap arein another Chase card while you can?

There has been dps recently of being getting in applications notwithstanding 5/24

[Mordechai123]

@yungermanchik Sorry for the confusion, but I have reached the 5/24 rule and I am looking into the next card I should get for the future, the only reason why I was looking at the freedom flex was the welcome bonus with the bonus categories, as well as I know that you can get a new signup bonus from chase every 18 months so the earlier I get a chase card the earlier I can get the bonus again. Let me know what you think

[Mordechai123]

@Icm I am not understanding what you were trying to say. Are you saying that people have gotten accepted for chase card with the 5/24 rule?

[lcm]

@Icm I am not understanding what you were trying to say. Are you saying that people have gotten accepted for chase card with the 5/24 rule?

Yes,
www.doctorofcredit.com/chase-amazon-card-not-subject-to-5-24-rules/amp/

[m65]

i think a factor to take into consideration when choosing a card for forex is also the rate u get.
from my experience cap1 gives a very bad rate, which ends up covering most of the 3% that u dont pay
amex is better, but also not amazing.

[yungermanchik]

@yungermanchik Sorry for the confusion, but I have reached the 5/24 rule and I am looking into the next card I should get for the future, the only reason why I was looking at the freedom flex was the welcome bonus with the bonus categories, as well as I know that you can get a new signup bonus from chase every 18 months so the earlier I get a chase card the earlier I can get the bonus again. Let me know what you think

Firstly, I am not the biggest Buki in credit cards on this forum. Not by a long shot. But I can offer MHO.
If you're only going to use it on bonus categories in foreign countries, you will come out with a net gain of 2% (or more if you save the UR to transfer to a "premium" (paid) card.) which is similar or more than what's available from most of the other cards I listed. You just have to be careful not to spend it on non-bonus categories and that those foreign stores are coded correctly for the bonuses. Because if not, you will end up with a net loss.
 

[Mordechai123]

Let’s take away the foreign travel which would mean no foreign fees what would be the best card now

[ltttc]

Anyone know if the United Business Mileage Plus card allows cardholder and companion free carry-on? Thanks in advance

[Joeymc]

Anyone know if the United Business Mileage Plus card allows cardholder and companion free carry-on? Thanks in advance

Yes, when ticket is paid for with the card