No-annual-fee credit card bonuses are useful when you want a lower-friction welcome offer, a keeper card, or cash-back rewards without a yearly cost.
American Express
American Express
American Express
Chase
Chase
Chase
Capital One
American Express
Citi
Barclays
Bank of America
Citi
Bank of America
American Express
Citi
Bank of America
American Express
Citi
Chase
Citi
Chase
American Express
American Express
Capital One
Barclays
Truist
Truist
Amegy Bank
Capital One
Nevada State Bank
Wells Fargo
Chase
Chase
American Express
Bank of America
PNC
Chase
Bank of America
Capital One
U.S. Bank
U.S. Bank
Capital One
Bank of America
Bank of America
Barclays
Bank of America
Lafayette Federal Credit Union
Wells Fargo
Landmark Credit Union
Northwest Federal Credit Union
Wells Fargo
Bank of America
Northwest Federal Credit Union
Wescom Credit Union
Fremont Bank
Ridgewood Savings Bank
American Express
Bank of America
PenFed
Wells Fargo
Navy Federal
U.S. Bank
American Express
U.S. Bank
Capital One
U.S. Bank
Citi
U.S. Bank
Chase
Regions Bank
Discover
Sallie Mae
Citi
Bank of America
American Express
Sallie Mae
Regions Bank
Wells Fargo
1st Source Bank
FNBO
PNC
Chase
Fidelity
Apple
Barclays
Discover
Chase
American Express
Yes. The absolute bonus may be smaller than a premium card, but the net value can be strong because there is no annual fee to offset.
Often yes, if it has useful rewards or helps your credit profile. Keeping a no-fee card open can be easier than managing a card with an ongoing annual fee.