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Major Credit Card CompaniesThe Top 14 credit card issuers in the United States.
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Bank of America Credit CardsBank of America is currently the largest issuer of credit cards in the United States. They offer a wide variety of credits cards including cash back credit cards, student credit cards, flexible rewards credit cards, business credit cards and many specialty credit cards. They claim to have over 400 Bank of America credit cards to choose from. More on Bank of America Credit Cards Chase Credit CardJP Morgan / Chase is the second largest issuer of US credit cards. Chase has a large number of credit cards. Credit cards from Chase include 0% Intro APR Credit Cards, Balance Transfer Credit Cards, No Annual Fee Chase Credit Cards, Student Credit Cards and a wide assortment of Chase Rewards Credit Cards. More on Chase Credit Cards Citi CardsCitibank is the third largest issuer of credit cards in the US and has one of the best laid out sites. It is easy to find a Citi Rewards Credit Card or a credit card for college students. They also have the normal assortment of cash back, no annual fee, balance transfer, gas credit cards and store cards. More on Citi Cards American Express CardAmerican Express has six categories of credit cards to choose from. The categories are Premium Rewards Cards, Rewards Cards, Air Travel Rewards Cards, Cash Back & Savings Rewards, Hotel Rewards Cards and Small Business Cards. Some American Express Cards are revolving credit and with some American Express Cards the full balance is due each month. More on American Express Card Capital One Credit CardsCapital One is famous for its commercials and their No Hassle Rewards Program. Capital One has a great collection of credit cards including many Rewards cards, Low APR Rate Credit Cards, Student Credit Cards and Business Credit Cards. Apparently Capital One's No Hassle Miles Rewards card is a great Airline Miles Credit Card to look at. More on Capital One Credit Cards Discover CardDiscover Financial Services issues many credit cards. They have some interesting rewards programs which give you 5% - 20% cash back when you shop online with ShopDiscover. Also some Discover Cards give you 5% cash back in seasonal categories. Their rewards programs are worth looking into but make sure to read all the disclosures before signing up. More on Discover Card HSBC Credit CardsHSBC may not be a household name but they are currently the 7th largest credit card issuer in the United States. HSBC credit cards include all the Orchard Bank credit cards. HSBC has the usual Cash Back Rewards Cards, and a HSBC ecosmart Mastercard that allow you to donate your rewards to environmentally friendly charities. More on HSBC Credit Cards Wells Fargo Credit CardsWells Fargo which is one of the largest banks in the US. Wells Fargo offers a limited variety of credit cards including a Well Fargo Cash Back Platinum Card, a Wells Fargo College Visa Card, a Wells Fargo Secured Visa Card, some Wells Fargo Business Credit Cards and a few more. More on Wells Fargo Credit Cards Barclays Credit CardsBarclays US Credit Card division issues over 40 partner credit cards. Some of Barclays partners include the Barnes & Nobles Mastercard, the Best Western Mastercard, Carnival Sea Miles Platinum Mastercard, China Airlines Mastercard, Good Sam Club Rec Rewards Visa, LL Bean Visa Card, US Airways Dividend Miles Mastercard and many more. More on Barclays Credit Cards USAA Credit CardsUSAA is a membership organization for current and former military personnel and their families. USAA Credit Cards have some of the lowest credit card rates with flexible rewards programs and no annual fees. There are also special military benefits. USAA is one of the top 15 issuers of credit cards in the United States. More on USAA Credit Cards US Bank Credit CardsUS Bank has a nice collection of credit cards to choose from. The US Bank Credit Cards include travel rewards credit cards, cash back credit cards, secured credit cards, student credit cards and business credit cards. US Bancorp is currently the 6th largest commercial bank in the United States. More on US Bank Credit Cards Target Credit CardTarget offers two personal credit cards and one check card. The Target Credit Cards are the Target Visa Credit Card (can be used anywhere Visa is), and the Target Credit Card (can only be used at Target.com and Target Stores). The Target Check Card can be used at Target Stores for various Target Rewards. There is also a Target Business Credit Card for small businesses. More on Target Credit Card GE Credit CardsGE Money issues the typical array of rewards credit cards, and general purpose credit cards in addition to many credit cards for retailers like Dillard's, Brooks Brothers, Ebay, Paypal, IKEA, etc. If you are in the market for a retail credit card with special rewards at those retailers take a look at GE Credit Cards. More on GE Credit Cards Advanta Credit CardsAdvanta specializes in Small Business Credit Cards. Advanta Business Credit Cards have low rates, no annual fee, cash, travel, and merchandise rewards and special discounts at certain vendors. They claim unlimited rewards but you need to read the fine print because unused rewards do expire at some point. More on Advanta Credit Cards |
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