
Bank of America Customized Cash Rewards vs. Amex Blue Cash Preferred
Both cards offer competitive rewards tailored to different spending categories.
Leeron’s work has appeared in publications such as Quartz, Salon, the Village Voice, Gothamist, the Observer, the Forward and Slate, among others.
She is a regular contributor to Forbes Advisor where she covers SMB topics including payment processing platforms, web hosting providers and accounting for small businesses. She also creates guides for consumers looking for technical information and product comparisons to support their business.
As a contributing writer for Leverage.com, Leeron covers commercial real estate finance and has penned stories for brands including WeWork and tele-health company NOCD.
Additionally, she has written product reviews for Popular Science, Popular Mechanics, Tom’s Guide and others. Find her at leeronhoory.com.
Finance, fintech, real estate
Bachelor of Arts degree from Barnard College, English major
Both cards offer competitive rewards tailored to different spending categories.
Both are competitive cards for students, but the Discover it Student Cash Back offers higher rewards for rotating spending categories.
The Capital One Spark Cash Plus is an easy-to-use cash back card for business owners.
The Wells Fargo Active Cash is a solid credit card with a decent cash back welcome offer and flat-rate rewards. You’ll also get a 0 percent intro APR, which includes both purchases and balance trans [...]
A student card that helps you build credit without requiring a security deposit.
The Discover it Secured is a terrific choice if you have no credit history or a low score.
The main difference is that the Blue Business Cash offers rewards as cash back, while the Blue Business Plus offers rewards points.
It’s free to add authorized users on the Capital One Venture X, and they receive an impressive list of benefits.
The Ink Business Unlimited is well-suited for business owners who prefer flat-rate rewards over bonus spending categories.