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American Express currently offers 34 different credit cards so needless to say deciding between them all can be a challenge. So today let's make the ultimate American Express credit card tier list to help you get the most out of your credit cards. American Express has 17 personal cards, 14 business cards, and three corporate cards at the time of recording this video.

By far my favorite free credit card from American Express is the blue cash everyday card. This has no annual fee, currently offers a $200 signup bonus when you spend $2000 in the first six months, and gives you really great cash back like 3% on groceries 3% at US retail purchases 3% on gas and 1% on all other purchases. It also gives you additional credits towards things like Disney plus and home chef but the 3% cash back categories are capped at $6,000 in purchases each year and beyond that you earn just 1% and there is a foreign transaction fee so I'll be putting this one in the B tier.

The next card with no annual fee is actually one of my favorite products from American Express across the board and that would be the standard Hilton Honors card. Now there's a few more premium versions of this card that we'll talk about later but even though this product has no annual fee, it offers an 80,000 Hilton honors point bonus when you spend $1000 in the first three months, seven points per dollar on Hilton hotels and resorts five points on US restaurants and US gas stations.

Next up we have by far my favorite credit card in this $95 category and that would be the American Express blue cash preferred card. This is the bigger brother to the blue cash everyday card that we talked about earlier but for $95 per year it is well worth it. Right now they will waive the annual fee for the first year and give you a $300 cash bonus when you spend $3000 in the first six months. You also get 6% cash back on grocery stores, US streaming services, 3% on transit including ridesharing platforms, 3% back on gas and 1% on all other purchases plus a $120.00 equinox plus credit.

That was a lot of information to cover in one video but in a nutshell if you want to stay on the low end in terms of cost I’d go with the blue cash preferred, the gold card is a great mid tier option, and if you don’t care how much your card costs and you’re looking for the most premium option then I’d go with the platinum card.

0:00Ranking EVERY Amex Card
1:19Blue Cash Everyday
2:00Cash Magnet
2:29Everyday
3:10Hilton Honors
3:59Delta SkyMiles Blue
4:37Delta SkyMiles Gold
5:52Delta SkyMiles Platinum
6:46Gold Card
7:46Everyday Preferred
8:44HH Surpass
9:24Bluecash Preferred
10:37Serve
11:14Green Card
11:48HH Aspire
12:47Bonvoy Brilliant
13:43Delta SkyMiles Reserve
15:02Platinum Card

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