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Cash Back Card
Get 10% cash back for your first 4 months (up to $400), plus 2% on everything once welcome offer ends.*
Rewards Points Card
Earn 4 points†† for every $1 spent on eligible restaurant, grocery, digital media, membership and household utility purchases during the first 90 days
Rewards Points Card
Welcome offer: Get up to 60,000 points worth $400 in travel rewards, a $50 lifestyle credit and the $120 annual fee waived in the first year
Low APR Card
Special offer: Get 0% interest for up to 10 months on balance transfers with a 1% transfer fee‡ and a first year annual fee rebate
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