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I often get tired of seeing credit card review sites talk about the same cards over and over card. The fact is there hundreds of great credit card offers that most sites never mention. Whether you want to support your college, a cause, or a hobby, there is a credit card offer with great terms out there if you know where to look.
So here you’ll find of the really cool credit cards available, many of which you may never have heard of.
- Chase Disney Rewards Visa Card: One of my favorite vacations was when we took our kids to Disney World. It was between Christmas and New Year’s, and we had a blast. With the Chase Disney Rewards Visa card, you can earn rewards to be redeemed for just about anything Disney. You also get 0% financing for up to 6 months on Disney vacation expenses.
- NASCAR RacePoints Platinum Plus Visa credit card from Bank of America: If you’ve never seen a NASCAR race in person, you need to find time to go. The acceleration and deceleration are simply amazing, and you just don’t see how incredible these machines are on the TV. Anyway, BofA offers the perfect card for NASCAR fans. In addition to a balance transfer offer and low regular interest rate, you can also earn points redeemable for NASCAR purchases, including race tickets. Cardholders also can earn a $25 NASCAR Superstore Gift Card after qualifying transaction(s).
- The Home Depot Credit Card: If you enjoy working around the house as much as I do, this card may be just what you’re looking for. The big feature of this card is that it offers no payments and no interest for 6 months on purchases of $299 or more–ALL THE TIME. There is no annual fee for the card, but it does charge a fairly high regular APR. As a result, this card is best for those who will pay off the balance once any introductory rate expires.
- Chase TJX Rewards MasterCard: This card is ideal for those that like to shop for name brands at big discounts. With the TJX Rewards card, you earn 5 points for every $1 you spend on purchases at T.J.Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods, and A.J.Wright. You also earn one point for all other purchases, and you earn 10% off your first purchase at T.J.Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods, and A.J. Wright after account approval.
- Alumni Association Credit Cards: Bank of America offers alumni association cards that allow consumers to support their Alma mater. The card comes with a 0% balance transfer feature, a variable APR that is reasonably competitive, and no annual fee. In addition, with each card issued and with each purchase, Bank of America will make a contribution to the alumni association referenced on the card.
- American Diabetes Association Visa: This card is designed for those that want to show their support for the American Diabetes Association. Note that this card is classified as a “supporter” card, which means it’s designed to show your support for the cause and to bring awareness to the fight against diabetes, but your use of the card will not benefit the American Diabetes Association financially.
- Rainbow Card: Every purchase made with the Rainbow card supports the Rainbow Endowment, a grant making organization that funds the GLBT community. There is no annual fee for the card, and it comes with a generous 0% balance transfer feature.
- Mercedes-Benz Visa Signature Card: If you love Mercedes-Benz, this card will be of interest to you. The card pays out 2,500 bonus points on your first purchase, and another 1,000 bonus points after you’ve carried the card for one year. On top of that, you’ll earn 1.5 points for every $1 spent. Points can be applied toward your monthly vehicle payments financed or leased through Mercedes-Benz Financial, Mercedes-Benz parts, service, genuine accessories, vacation packages, and premier air travel. The card does have a $90 annual fee (you don’t buy Mercedes because of the price!), but also comes with a 0% balance transfer feature.
- Chase Sony Card: If you love Sony electronics, the Sony Card from Chase may be just what you’re looking for. With the card, you can earn points redeemable when you buy products from Sony. The Sony Card pays 5 Sony Reward Points for every $1 spent at SonyStyle.com and Sony Style Stores; 3 Sony Points for every $1 spent on any Sony product purchased from an authorized Sony retailer, and 1 Sony Reward Point for $1 spent on everyday purchases. Add to that a 0% APR introductory offer and no annual fee, and the Sony Card is a real contender.
- Chase AARP Rewards Platinum Visa Card: The AARP Rewards card is a supporter card for the AARP. So as you spend your winters in Florida, or cruise around the U.S. in a Winnebago, you can flash your AARP card to remind everbody that your 9 to 5 days are over! The card’s terms are fairly standard. You’ll earn 1 point for every $1 spent, redeemable for cash or gift certificates. The card offers a 0% introductory rate on purchases and balance transfers, and there is no annual fee.
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