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Having a more than 750† credit score means that you have excellent credit. Congratulations, you have done a great job! Now you can choose from the best credit cards. We can recommend you look through top rewards credit cards from our partners. Among them, you will find cards with various rewards types, including cash back credit cards, miles credit cards, and points credit cards. Choose the one that suits you best and apply online.

For example, you may consider the Citi Rewards+® Card from Citi, a Credit-Land.com advertiser. The card comes with no annual fee and 0% intro APR on purchases for 15 months (18.74% - 28.74% (Variable) applies after that). This Citi card is the only credit card that automatically rounds up to the nearest 10 points on every purchase - with no cap. You can earn 20,000 bonus points after you spend $1,500 in purchases with your card within 3 months of account opening; redeemable for $250 in gift cards at thankyou.com. Moreover, Citi allows you to earn 2X ThankYou® Points at Supermarkets and Gas Stations for the first $6,000 per year and then 1X Points thereafter. Plus, 1X ThankYou® Points on all other purchases.

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