Rewards credit cards are a success in marketing. I mean, who wouldn’t want rewards? They sound fun, beneficial and as if you are automatically getting more bang for your buck. Thus, simply revolving a credit card genre around the word “reward” raises segmental demand. However, this surface attractiveness also belies the fact that these cards are not for everyone.
Indeed, depending on your primary objective for credit card use, a rewards card may not be the cheapest or simplest option available to you. When you are shopping for a credit card you should have in mind one of three primary objectives—lowering the cost of debt, building credit and accumulating rewards. It is i