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Depends entirely what you plan on spending your money on as well as what your current credit history is. Will you spend a lot on restaurants? groceries? traveling? online shopping? gas? Also, is this your first card?

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Reddit and other sites have the best up to date information about this. For me, the Chase Sapphire Reserve + Freedom Unlimited combo works best, it was the most commonly recommended cc strategy. There probably is a better combination now, maybe a cashback option that's 2%+ (Citi Double Cash).

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