Amex EveryDay Preferred Credit Card from American Express

You can buy just about everything at Amazon. Make sure you're doing it with the right credit card to earn the most bonus points or cash back.

Of all the American Express cards you can sign up for, the Amex Platinum is the best with its generous benefits, valuable perks, and solid rewards.

The American Express Blue Cash Preferred also earns 6% back on select US streaming services, 3% back at US gas stations and transit, and 1% otherwise.

You can earn Hilton points quickly from stays, credit cards, and partners — then use them for free hotel nights, transfer to airlines, and more.

Having a fund of credit card points and miles can be a lifesaver if you lose your job, move, or need to travel last-minute for a family emergency.

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In exchange for a $95 annual fee, you can earn valuable Amex points, with a bonus at US supermarkets and US gas stations.

You can book flights, hotels, rental cars, cruises, and packages with Amex Travel using Membership Rewards points, your Amex card, or a combination.

You can redeem Membership Rewards points for lots of non-travel options, like statement credits, gift cards, GrubHub, Amazon, and even NYC taxi fares.

The Amex Plat has increased its bonus to 75k points, plus earn 10x at US supermarkets and US gas stations on up to $15k spent in the first 6 months.

If you don't care about bells and whistles like travel benefits, the Amex EveryDay card is a great way to earn points while saving on annual fees.

The EveryDay Preferred could be a better pick if you regularly make at least 30 transactions per month. The Blue Cash Preferred is best for cash back.

American Express Membership Rewards has more transfer partners than other credit card rewards programs, including Delta, JetBlue, and Hilton.

If you have a car that requires gas, you'll also want a credit card that earns you rewards at the pump. These are your best options.

You have many options for using the Membership Rewards points earned by Amex credit cards, but the highest-value choice is usually booking flights.

Both cards let you earn valuable Membership Rewards points that you can redeem for travel, but only one of them has an annual fee.

Credit card issuers can lower your credit limit if you go too long without using your card — and a lower limit can hurt your credit score.

Annual fees can be worth it if you earn lots of rewards and use all the benefits, but if you're not getting your money's worth, consider downgrading.

I saved $58 on one purchase alone thanks to two different discounts, and took advantage of another Amex Offer for $30 off with Wine.com.