CHASE FREEDOM® VISA

This offer is for people with a good to excellent credit history which means, among other things, that your credit history is clear of bankruptcy and seriously delinquent accounts Earn $100 Bonus Cash Back after you make $500 in purchases in your first 3 months 0% Intro APR for 15 months on purchases and balance transfers 5% Cash Back on up to $1,500 spent at grocery stores and movie theaters from 4/1/12 - 6/30/12 You'll enjoy new 5% categories every 3 months like gas stations, restaurants and even airlines. It's free and easy to activate your bonus each quarter! Unlimited 1% Cash Back on all other purchases Up to an additional 10% Cash Back when you shop online at select merchants through Chase. No annual fee and rewards never expire

Editor's Review

The Chase Freedom Visa is a 1% cash back credit card that also lets cardholders earn 5% cash back in major spending categories that change four times yearly. 5% cash back can be earned on up to $1,500 of spending per quarter, which provides cardholders who take full advantage of this the ability to earn up to $240 a year in bonus cash back.

Starting off, new cardmembers who spend $500 within three months get $100 in bonus cash back, a nice perk considering it could take up to $10,000 in spending to earn a reward of this size with a 1% cash back card. New cardmembers also get a 0% intro APR on purchases for 6 months and on balance transfers for 12 months.

The main drawback to the Chase Freedom Card is that cardmembers must enroll online or by phone every three months to earn 5% cash back. The process is simple and only takes a few minutes, but if you want your rewards to run on autopilot, this can be a bit of a drawback.

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