
Best-looking cards for 2025
Here are our picks for the best-looking credit cards — and how you can use them.
Brendan is a personal finance journalist for Bankrate who writes informative and educational content about credit cards and building credit. He works on content specifically geared toward users with bad or fair credit, and about credit cards with low-interest or 0 percent APR offers.
Debt is an uncomfortable situation that nearly half of Americans experience, and I try very hard to avoid it. I never spend more than I can pay off in a single billing cycle, even if it means trimming my grocery haul or my Amazon cart. If I ever choose to borrow money that isn’t going to come in on my next paycheck, it’s probably not a wise financial decision. I want to give myself plenty of breathing room for emergency spending.
“"The road to excellent credit is paved with good credit habits."”
Here are our picks for the best-looking credit cards — and how you can use them.
A credit score of 700 may not allow you to fill your wallet with high rewards credit cards named after precious metals and gems, but you’re well on your way if you keep building good credit habits.
The USAA Cashback Rewards Plus credit card is a great choice for military members and their families looking for steady cash back earnings.
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A low APR and no annual, balance transfer or foreign transaction fees make the Navy Federal's nRewards card a stand-out among secured cards.
Having a good credit score means you are more likely to qualify for a loan with good terms.
Thanks to its low fees, redemption flexibility and everyday bonus categories, this card could be a great fit if you’re looking for a low-stakes way to get into crypto.