I'm going to travel far by car. I was thinking of a rewards card like SuperAmerica. Is it a good choice or are there better cards?

Answered on May 28, 2018
Updated on May 28, 2018
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Amy Miller Amy Miller
If you are 100% sure you are going to fill at SuperAmerica stations only, than it can be a tolerable choice. But are you sure there are going to be SuperAmerica stations on your way? And if you purchase fuel at another gas station, you won't earn any rewards as the SuperAmerica card only works at its brand locations. For traveling with no limits, choose a general travel credit card. It is universal and can be used anywhere and specifically at any gas stations. So, you'll earn rewards on any gas purchases.
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