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Mikes go further than cash back in almost all scenarios. I recommend the Capital One Venture X if you’re price sensitive on the fees because you get back $400 each year in statement credits and miles vs. the $395 fee. DM for referral or questions.
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I agree with M1 that travel points go much further, but the best starting point is always one of the Chase Sapphire cards.
City double cash is as simple of a cash back card as it can get and no annual fee
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I'd also recommend the citi custom cash. Automatic 5% back on whatever your highest spend category each billing cycle is
PS: have a referral to a no annual fee savor one capital one card if interested. Promo is 10% cash back on uber and uber eats until 11/15/24. Also free uber one until 11/15/24 too.
When I was starting out I thought cash back was the way to go, but once you dig into the research, the miles really are better and the annual fees pay for themselves. I went with the Venture X over the cash back cards and am really happy having gone that route. If anyone else needs a working referral link, here’s mine: https://capital.one/3ZBevfi.