

- #CHASE FREEDOM CREDIT CARD INTERNATIONAL FEES FULL#
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#CHASE FREEDOM CREDIT CARD INTERNATIONAL FEES FULL#
I understand it is cheating a little bit to include the two cards, but I think they’re important for procuring a full list. In both cases, no annual fee will be assessed within the first year of card membership. The HSBC Premier has no annual fee if you are an HSBC Premier client, and has a $95 annual fee otherwise. The HSBC Advance card has no annual fee if you are an HSBC Advance or Premier client, and has a $45 annual fee otherwise. 5% on first $5,000 of purchases and 2% thereafter. Secured (Secured, Platinum MasterCard).3% cashback on dining, 2% cashback on groceries, 1% cashback on all other purchases. Premier Dining Rewards (World Elite MasterCard).

No, it doesn’t make any sense to me either! The VentureOne has no annual fee while the Venture has a $59 annual fee. The Quicksilver has no annual fee while the QuicksilverOne has a $39 annual fee. There are two versions of the Quicksilver & Venture cards. (Availability & issuing bank depends on location- thanks, reader jf!).ĬapitalOne does not charge a foreign transaction fee on any of their cards, including their secured card. 3% cashback on AAA and travel 2% cashback on gas, groceries, and drugstores and 1% cashback on all other purchases.
#CHASE FREEDOM CREDIT CARD INTERNATIONAL FEES PLUS#
US Bank AAA Dollars Plus (World MasterCard).5% cashback on gas, 3% cashback on dining and travel, 1% cashback on all other purchases.

First National Bank of Omaha Mlife Rewards. 3x Mlife points at Mlife, 2x Mlife points on gas and groceries, 1x Mlife points on all other purchases.Chase Military cards (Army MWR, Air Force Club, Marine Corps MCCS, Navy MWR). 2% cashback at the Commissary, the Exchange, and MWR locations & 1% cashback on all other purchases.3x TrueBlue points on JetBlue, 2x TrueBlue points on restaurants and groceries, 1x TrueBlue points on all other purchases. 2x miles travel and dining & 1x miles on all purchases. Barclaycard Arrival (World MasterCard).1.5x miles on all purchases & an additional 1.5x miles on Bank of America Travel Center purchases more for Preferred Rewards clients. Bank of America Travel Rewards (World MasterCard).

Other examples can be found in the comments: 1 (First Tech FCU), 2 (NASA FCU), 3 (Star One).Īs always, remember that we do not use credit card affiliate links, so the inclusion or order of cards on this list is not biased by monetary incentives. This excludes Andrews FCU & State Department FCU, for example, which both have no-AF, no-FTF cards. The intent of this post is to cover major issuers, so only the biggest federal credit unions are included. Relevant rewards information is listed after that. You can view Visa benefits by card type here and MasterCard benefits by card type here. Noted in parentheses after the card is whether it is a student, business, or secured card, along with the type of card it is, such as World MasterCard or World Elite MasterCard. Elsewise, the cards are listed in alphabetical order within their card network. Where appropriate, I have split out specific banks to provide some necessary commentary. This is an attempt to compile a comprehensive list of such cards, broken down by credit card network. In the comments of my Chase Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Signature Card review, reader jwl mentioned that one of the hidden benefits of the new card is that there is no longer a foreign transaction fee, which is rare among no-annual-fee cards from big issuers.
