The Chase Business Cash Rewards Card, issued by Chase, is designed for those with very good credit who are looking to consolidate business related expenses with one credit card and plan to take advantage of the rebate program. Through the rebate program, cardholders receive up to 5% cash back on all their purchases with no limit on the amount of cash rewards that they can earn. However, the earnings are based on the following tiered system: one point per $1 for new net purchases totaling between $0 and $2,000 each billing cycle; five points per $1 for new net purchases totaling over $2,000 and up to $2,500 each billing cycle; and 1.25 points per $1 for new net purchases totaling over $2,500 each billing cycle. Therefore, not all purchases will earn the full 5% rebate. Cardholders receive $50 every time that they earn 5,000 points or they can choose to receive brand-name merchant gift certificates. Aside from the rewards program, the card provides several benefits that include a purchase protection plan, travel accident insurance, and auto rental insurance. The card has no annual fee and it provides a 0% introductory rate for up to twelve billing cycles on purchases and balance transfers. Once the introductory rate expires, the card has a reasonably low interest rate for purchases and balance transfers (for those who qualify). Therefore, those who qualify for the lowest rate offered and plan to take advantage of the rewards program will benefit most from what the Chase Business Cash Rewards Card has to offer.

The Chase TravelPlus® Visa® Card, issued by Chase, is designed for those with very good credit who plan to take advantage of the travel rewards program. Through the reward program, cardholders earn one mile for every dollar spent on general purchases and two miles for every dollar spent on travel purchases. Earned miles can be redeemed for free hotel stays, car rentals, retail gift certificates, and other various attractions. An unlimited amount of miles can be earned, and there are no blackout dates or seat restrictions applied. The card also offers signature cardholder benefits provided by Chase, such as up to $1,000,000 in travel accident insurance, auto rental insurance, and various travel and emergency assistance services. The card offers an attractive 0% introductory rate on purchases and balance transfers for up to twelve months. The APR for purchases is average once the introductory rate expires. Although there is no annual fee for the credit card, there is a $29 annual fee to participate in the rewards program, which is quite reasonable. Therefore, those who plan to take advantage of the rewards program will benefit most from what the Chase TravelPlus® Visa® Card has to offer.

The Chase Freedom(SM) Credit Card, issued by Chase, is designed for those who have excellent credit and plan to take advantage of the cash rewards program. Through the rewards program, cardholders earn a 3% rebate on purchases made in the 3 bonus categories where they have spent the most that billing cycle. There are 15 bonus categories altogether including: grocery stores, gas stations, quick service restaurants, telecommunications, cable/satellite TV/Internet service providers, video rentals, department stores, dry cleaners, drugstores, movie theatres, local and suburban commuter passenger transportation, pet supply stores and veterinary services, utilities, beauty shops, and gym/recreation memberships. Cardholders also earn a 1% rebate on all other purchases. Cardholders are eligible to receive a $50 check once $50 in rewards have been earned or a $250 check once $200 in rewards have been earned, which is a bonus of $50. Cardholders will also receive a $50 bonus rebate after their first purchase, balance transfer, or check transaction. Plus, they have the freedom to switch rewards to earn points instead of cash back. In addition to the rewards program, the card also offers many cardholder benefits provided by Chase, such as travel accident insurance, auto rental insurance, and travel and emergency assistance services. The card has no annual fee and an average APR for purchases. Therefore, those who plan to take advantage of the cash rewards program will benefit most from what the Chase Freedom(SM) Credit Card has to offer.

The BP Visa® Rewards Card, issued by Chase, is designed for those who have very good credit and plan to take advantage of the gas rewards program. Through the rewards program, cardholders earn rebates that can be applied towards free gasoline at BP gas stations. For the first two billing cycles, cardholders earn a 10% rebate on BP gas purchases; a 4% rebate on purchases at dining establishments, airlines, lodging facilities, and on car rentals; and a 2% rebate on all other purchases. After the first two billing cycles, cardholders earn a 5% rebate on BP gas purchases; a 2% rebate on purchases at dining establishments, airlines, lodging facilities, and on car rentals; and a 1% rebate on all other purchases. Every time cardholders earn $25 in rebates, they will have their choice of receiving a BP gift card or a cash back check or making a donation to The Conservation Fund. Aside from the rewards program, the card also offers common platinum benefits such as travel accident insurance, auto rental insurance, and various travel and emergency assistance services. The card has no annual fee and the APR for purchases is reasonably low for those who qualify. In addition, the card offers a 0% introductory rate on balance transfers for up to six months. Therefore, those who qualify for the lowest rate offered and plan to use the credit card at BP gas stations (to earn the standard non-promotional 5% rebate) will benefit most from what the BP Visa® Rewards Card has to offer.

The Chase Platinum Visa® Card, issued by Chase, is designed for those who have very good credit and are looking for an overall good platinum card with a rewards program. Through the rewards program, cardholders earn one point for every dollar spent on purchases. Points may be redeemed for cash back, merchandise, travel, and gift cards. Points expire in five years, and there is a maximum of 60,000 points that may be earned per year. The credit card has a reasonably low interest rate (for those who qualify), an attractive 0% introductory rate for up to 12 months on purchases and balance transfers, and no annual fee. This platinum card does offer a variety of additional cardholder benefits that include travel accident insurance, auto rental insurance, and free online account access. Therefore, those who have a very good credit history, want to participate in the rewards program, and plan to take advantage of the various additional services and benefits will find the Chase Platinum Visa® Card to be an ideal card. It is important to note that the various interest rates that can be applied to an individual's account may be confusing and should be fully understood before applying for the credit card.

The Chase PerfectCard® MasterCard® is designed for those with very good credit who make frequent gas purchases. Unlike other gas credit cards that require a cardholder to use their card at specific gas stations, this card allows cardholders to earn a 3% rebate on gasoline purchased at any gas station. In addition, a 6% rebate is applied to all gasoline purchases made with the card during the first 90 days. The maximum rebate that cardholders can earn for gas purchases is $15 per month. Cardholders also earn a 1% rebate on all other purchases, which is unlimited. Aside from the rewards program, the card provides several benefits that include a purchase protection plan, travel accident insurance, and auto rental insurance. For a reward card, the interest rate applied to purchases and balance transfers is reasonably low (for those who qualify). There is also a 0% introductory rate that applies to both purchases and balance transfers for up to six months, and there is no annual fee associated with this card. Therefore, those who qualify for the lowest rate offered and will use the card frequently for gasoline purchases (to earn rebates) will benefit most from what the Chase PerfectCard® MasterCard® has to offer.

The Chase Flexible Rewards Platinum Visa®, issued by Chase, is designed for those who have very good credit and plan to take advantage of the rewards program. Through the rewards program, cardholders earn one point for every dollar spent on general purchases. Points may be redeemed for airline tickets, hotel stays, car rentals, merchandise, and more. There is a maximum of 60,000 points that may be earned per year. This card has no annual fee, and the interest rate for purchases and balance transfers is reasonably low for a reward card (for those who qualify). In addition, there is a 0% introductory rate offered on purchases and balance transfers for up to the first twelve months of cardmembership. This card also offers a variety of additional benefits, such as travel accident insurance, no liability for unauthorized transactions, auto rental insurance, and extended warranties for purchases. Therefore, those who qualify for the lowest rate offered and will take advantage of the rewards program will benefit most from what the Chase Flexible Rewards Platinum Visa® has to offer.

The Chase Free Cash Rewards(SM) Visa® Card, issued by Chase, is designed for those with very good credit who would like a card that offers a cash back rewards program. Through the rewards program, cardholders earn one point for each dollar spent on all purchases. Cardholders are also awarded 1,000 bonus points with their first purchase. Each time the cardholder accrues 2,500 points, they will receive either a $25 gift check or a $25 gift certificate from their choice of various merchants and retailers. The amount of points you can earn is limited to 60,000 points per year. In addition to the rewards program, cardholders have access to common platinum benefits provided by Chase, such as auto rental insurance, extended warranties for purchases, and travel accident insurance. For those who qualify, the card has a reasonably low interest rate for purchases and balance transfers in comparison with other reward cards. There is also a 0% introductory rate on purchases and balance transfers for up to the first twelve billing cycles and no annual fee. Therefore, those who qualify for the lowest rate offered and will take advantage of the rewards program will benefit most from what the Chase Free Cash Rewards(SM) Visa® Card has to offer.

The Chase Platinum Business Card, issued by Chase, is designed for those with very good credit who are looking to consolidate their business expenses. This card offers a 0% introductory rate on purchases and balance transfers for up to the first twelve billing cycles with no annual fee, and the interest rate is reasonably low after the introductory rate expires. The card provides common cardholder benefits that include travel accident insurance, lost luggage insurance, auto rental insurance, and various emergency and travel assistance services. It also offers business-related discounts on computer equipment, car rentals, hotel rooms, and more. Therefore, those who will be able to take advantage of the introductory offer, the multitude of benefits, and the business-related discounts may find the Chase Platinum Business Card to be a valuable option.

The Chase Business Rebate Card, issued by Chase, is designed for those with very good credit who are looking to consolidate business related expenses with one credit card and plan to take advantage of the rebate program offered. Through the rebate program, cardholders receive 3% cash back on purchases made at any restaurants, office supply stores, gas stations, building supply stores, and hardware and home improvement centers. A 1% rebate will be earned on all other purchases. Aside from the reward program, the card provides several platinum benefits that include a purchase protection plan, travel accident insurance, and auto rental insurance. The card has no annual fee, and it provides a 0% introductory rate for up to the first fifteen months on balance transfers. Once the introductory rate expires, the card has a fixed rate for purchases(for those who qualify). Therefore, those who qualify for the lowest rate offered and plan to take advantage of the reward program will benefit most from what the Chase Business Rebate Card has to offer.

The Chase Platinum MasterCard®, issued by Chase, is designed for those who have very good credit and are looking for an overall good platinum card with a rewards program. Through the rewards program, cardholders earn one point for every dollar spent on purchases. Points may be redeemed for cash back, merchandise, travel, and gift cards. Points expire in five years, and there is a maximum of 60,000 points that may be earned per year. The credit card has a reasonably low interest rate (for those who qualify), an attractive 0% introductory rate for up to 12 months on purchases and balance transfers, and no annual fee. This platinum card does offer a variety of additional cardholder benefits that include travel accident insurance, auto rental insurance, and free online account access. Therefore, those who have a very good credit history, want to participate in the rewards program, and plan to take advantage of the various additional services and benefits will find the Chase Platinum MasterCard® to be an ideal card. It is important to note that the various interest rates that can be applied to an individual's account may be confusing and should be fully understood before applying for the credit card.