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Best Bank Of America Credit Cards of December 2019

Updated: Mar 25, 2020, 6:21am
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Best Bank Of America Credit Cards of December 2019

With more than 4,600 retail locations, Bank of America is one of the country’s largest financial institutions. It also offers a full line of credit cards that cover nearly every part of the market from premium rewards cards to those for students and others building credit. We evaluated BofA’s cards to determine which were the best Bank of America credit cards by category.

Best for:

  1. Best for getting rewards where you spend the most
  2. Best for transferring a balance
  3. Best for earning unlimited points

Other Benefits:

  • Flexible redemption options
  • Earning an annual companion pass

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First Published: Mar 25, 2020, 6:20am
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