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Out of the three options, I would go with Chase Freedom as my go to if I was to choose between them. I believe that Discover had balance transfer but it had more cons than Chase Freedom so I did not go with it. It lacked rewards, cash back, and had a high interest. Along with that was the Bank of America Card. This card was the only one that required an annual fee which drew me away from it. Honestly, it is very similar to Chase but annual fees can add up so I was not into it. Although the Bank of America card is good for traveling. I want to travel a lot once I grow up and because of this I did consider this card. There was fairly little that I disliked about Chase Freedom. The cons do not really affect me which was a great thing. It is also good for a lot of things, has the best rewards, low interest, and is good for gas.

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*Need good or excellent credit score
*Rewards- Earn unlimited 2 points for every $1 spent on travel and dining purchases
*Great for low interest, rewards, cash back, gas, travel
*Pros

Sign-up bonus

Earn more points on travel and dining

Premium travel protections

Higher rewards rates for Bank of America, Merrill Lynch customers

*Cons

Annual fee

Highest rewards rate limited to certain customers

“Side by Side Credit Card Comparison.” NerdWallet, www.nerdwallet.com/compare/credit-cards?trk_copy=bestcc.

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*Need good or excellent credit score
*Rewards- 1% unlimited cash back automatically on all other purchases. Plus, earn 5% cash back at different places each quarter
*Great for balance transfer
*Pros

Bonus cash back categories

No annual fee

0% on Purchases for 6 months and 0% on Balance Transfers for 18 months

No foreign transaction fee

*Cons

Slightly less merchant acceptance for Discover in US - acceptance outside of US can be an issue

If you value simplicity, a flat rate cash back card may be better

“Side by Side Credit Card Comparison.” NerdWallet, www.nerdwallet.com/compare/credit-cards?trk_copy=bestcc.

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*Need good or excellent credit score
*Rewards- Earn 5% cash back on up to $1,500
*Great for balance transfer, low interest, rewards, cash back, and gas
*Pros

No annual fee

5% rewards on rotating categories

Access to Chase’s Ultimate Rewards site to earn more cash back

*Cons

If you value simplicity, a flat rate cash back card may be better

A foreign transaction fee

“Side by Side Credit Card Comparison.” NerdWallet, www.nerdwallet.com/compare/credit-cards?trk_copy=bestcc.