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Rotating 5% Cashback Cards: A Comparison
Four U.S. cards earn 5% in rotating or chosen categories, with quarterly or billing-cycle caps. Citi Custom Cash closed to new applicants on May 28, 2026.
Southwest Cards: Rapid Rewards Comparison
A comparison of Southwest Plus, Premier, and Priority cards, examining the tradeoffs between annual fees, anniversary points, and Companion Pass progress.
Best Egg Review: 6.99% APR, Fees, and Fixture Liens
Best Egg lists personal loan APRs from 6.99% to 35.99%. Unsecured origination fees run from 0.99% to 9.99%, and two open loans share a $100,000 combined cap.
Marriott Brilliant vs Hilton Aspire: $650 and $550
As of October 2026, Brilliant is $650 with Platinum Elite and Aspire is $550 with Diamond. Free-night caps and credit calendars differ.
United Credit Cards Compared: Fees, Miles, and PQP
As of September 2026, Chase prices the United Gateway Card at $0, Explorer at $150 after year one, Quest at $350, and Club Infinite at $695.
Citi Custom Cash Review: Automatic 5% Category Mechanics
Citi stopped new Custom Cash applications on May 28, 2026. Existing cards still earn 5% on the highest eligible category, up to $500 a billing cycle.
Citi Custom Cash vs. Double Cash: Rewards Showdown
Custom Cash earns 5 points per $1 on its highest category, up to $500 a cycle. Double Cash earns 2 points per $1 when the payment point posts.