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  1. Capital One® Savor® Cash Rewards Credit Card

    Capital One® Savor® Cash Rewards Credit Card

    Jason Steele April 24, 2017  •  4 Minute Read

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    Are you looking to earn the most possible rewards from your credit card? If so, then you have to choose between two different types of reward credit cards. One type are those that offer a fixed rate of return on all purchases. Then, there are others that feature bonuses for purchases from specific categories of merchants. When you choose a card that offers bonus rewards, the key is to earn rewards on the type of purchases you make the most.

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