Earning 3% cash back on credit card spending can significantly boost annual rewards, but no single card offers 3% on all purchases. The key is to match high cash back rates to your largest spending categories, such as groceries or travel, while using a 2% flat-rate card for other expenses. Recommended cards include Bank of America's Customized Cash Rewards for flexible bonus categories, American Express Blue Cash Preferred for groceries, and Wells Fargo Active Cash for everyday spending. This strategy helps optimize rewards without complex tracking or multiple cards.
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