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4 Best Credit Card Combinations to Maximize Rewards

By Matthew Lynch
October 20, 2023
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In today’s world, maximizing credit card rewards and benefits is a smart financial move. With a wealth of options available, it can be challenging to choose the perfect credit card combination. To help you make an informed decision, we have compiled a list of four best credit card combinations that will help you reap the maximum benefits.

1. The Ultimate Traveler Combo: Chase Sapphire Preferred + Chase Freedom Unlimited

For those who love to explore the world, the Chase Sapphire Preferred and Chase Freedom Unlimited combo is a match made in heaven. The Chase Sapphire Preferred offers double points on travel and dining out, while the Chase Freedom Unlimited earns 1.5% cashback on every purchase. Both cards have no annual fees for the first year and transferable points through the Chase Ultimate Rewards program, allowing you to redeem them for flights or hotel stays through various partner programs.

2. The Everyday Rewards Combo: American Express Blue Cash Preferred + American Express Gold Card

If you’re looking for a combo that rewards your daily expenses, consider pairing the American Express Blue Cash Preferred with the American Express Gold Card. The Blue Cash Preferred offers 6% cashback on U.S. supermarkets (on up to $6,000 per year) and streaming services, along with 3% cashback at U.S. gas stations and transit costs. The Gold Card earns 4X Membership Rewards points at restaurants worldwide and on groceries in U.S supermarkets as well as 3X points on flights booked directly with airlines or through amextravel.com. Combined together, these cards maximize your earnings across multiple categories.

3. The Business Owner Combo: Ink Business Preferred + Ink Business Cash

For small business owners and entrepreneurs, the Ink Business Preferred and Ink Business Cash combination works wonders. The Ink Business Preferred offers 3X points per dollar on travel expenses, shipping purchases, internet services, phone services, and advertising up to $150,000 annually. The Ink Business Cash provides 5% cashback on phone services, office supply stores, and internet services (on up to $25,000 annually) and 2% cashback at gas stations and restaurants (on up to $25,000 annually). With no annual fee for the Ink Business Cash card and transferable points through Ultimate Rewards for both cards, business expenses can turn into valuable rewards quickly.
4. The Points Guru Combo: Citi Premier Card + Citi Double Cash Card

For those seeking maximum points without the hefty annual fees, the Citi Premier Card and Citi Double Cash Card is an excellent combination. The Citi Premier Card offers 3X points on travel-related purchases, 2X points at restaurants and entertainment venues, and 1X point on all other spending. The Citi Double Cash gives you 1% cashback as you buy and another 1% when you pay your balance. By pairing these two cards together, avid collectors can maximize their point earnings on every aspect of daily life.

In conclusion, finding the right combination of credit cards is essential for reaping maximum rewards. Therefore, considering your spending habits and financial goals will help you choose the suitable credit card combo that fits your lifestyle best.

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