Liza Carrasquillo

The Hilton Honors American Express Surpass Card is a middle-of-the-road option for fans of the Hilton chain.

The Reserve Business card offers Delta’s premier travel experience, but it may only be worth it for select business travelers.

It delivers unmatched and unique value for homeowners, but we’re not sure these no-annual-fee features will last.

The new and improved cash bonus provides more upfront value if you don’t need 0 percent APR, but this business rewards card still doesn't pack quite the same punch as others.

The USAA® Rewards™ American Express® Card combines the earnings potential of a traditional rewards card with perks and benefits specifically tailored to consumers serving in the military.

An easy-to-use, flat-rate rewards card with no annual fee and a modest rewards rate of 1.5% cash back on all purchases.

The One Key+ card may not be the most flexible option out there, but its perks make the annual fee worth it for the right traveler. Read more in our full expert card review.

The Citi Custom Cash card’s fresh take on 5 percent cash back rewards your biggest expenses each billing cycle and richly complements your other Citi cards.

If you qualify for the lowest APR offered, the USAA Rate Advantage Platinum Visa is a quality card.

Although the great cash back rates are appealing, the limited benefits, inconvenient redemption method and required Costco membership could be deal-breakers.

A good prepaid option for those who need free deposits and want to use their card at thousands of locations across the U.S.