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With a great earning rate, solid sign-up bonus and perks like a Global Entry/TSA PreCheck application fee credit, the Capital One Venture is a formidable mid-tier travel card. Now that Capital One has added airline transfer partners, this card is even more compelling for anyone looking to earn bonus rewards on every single purchase.

The Ink Business Preferred Credit Card’s sign-up bonus is among the highest we’ve seen from Chase. Plus earn points across the four bonus categories (travel, shipping, advertising and telecommunication providers) that are most popular with businesses. The card comes with travel protections, shopping protections and will also have primary coverage when renting a car for business purposes for you and your employees.

If you’re looking for luxury travel benefits, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better card than The Platinum Card from American Express. You’ll get hundreds of dollars in annual credits, unrivaled lounge access, elite status benefits at Hilton and Marriott, solid purchase protections and so much more. While the card does come with a steep annual fee, you can easily offset that cost by taking advantage of this card’s many perks.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is one of the most popular travel rewards credit card on the market. Offering an excellent return on travel and dining purchases, the card packs a ton of value that easily offsets its $95 annual fee. Cardholders can redeem points at 1.25 cents each for travel booked through Chase or transfer points to one of Chase’s 14 valuable airline and hotel partners.

The Blue Business Plus is a great card for small business owners who want to earn lucrative Membership Rewards points on everyday business spending. It was created specifically for sole proprietorships and start-ups with limited revenue who would appreciate a card with an introductory interest rate and expanded buying power.

With a $395 annual fee, the card undercuts more expensive competitors in this space, but an annual fee is just a small part of the story. Add in a 10,000-mile bonus every account anniversary, and the card may become the strongest option out there for a lot of travelers.

The Capital One Spark Cash Plus is a business cash-back card that offers 2% on all purchases. If your business spends more than $7,500 annually and doesn’t want to keep up with multiple bonus categories, this is the perfect card for you.

If you like cash back and spend a lot on groceries at U.S. supermarkets, you can’t get much better than the Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express. This card offers 6% cash back at U.S. supermarkets (on up to $6,000 per year in purchases, then 1%).

The Ink Business Unlimited Credit Card is a small business card that closely mirrors the popular Chase Freedom Unlimited®, but with a much higher intro bonus. There is no annual fee, and its simple rewards structure is more valuable than it looks at first glance.

The American Express® Gold Card wants a seat at your table, whether you’re dining out at restaurants or buying groceries at U.S. supermarkets. The card offers four points per dollar spent at restaurants and U.S. supermarkets (up to $25,000 a calendar year, then 1x). With a record-high welcome offer, the Amex Gold card is looking better than ever.

The Business Platinum Card from American Express is a great card for frequent travelers looking to add a touch of luxury to their business trips. While the card does come with a high annual fee, you’re also getting a ton of valuable benefits in return.

If you’re looking to dip your toes into the world of travel rewards, the Capital One VentureOne Rewards Credit Card is a great way to get started. With no annual fee and a simple 1.25x miles on all your purchases, you won’t have to keep up with multiple bonus categories — just earn rewards on everything you purchase! Coupled with the 20,000-mile sign-up bonus, you can use your rewards to book travel, transfer to Capital One’s loyalty partners and more.