On this episode of the Personal Finance Podcast,

we're going to talk about how to choose the best credit card for you. What's up everybody and welcome to the personal finance podcast? I'm your host

Andrew founder of Dollar After Dollar. Dollar. And today on the Personal Finance Podcast,

we're going to talk about how to choose the best credit card for you.

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So today we're talking about one of the biggest topics that a lot of people have questions

about with their money and that is how to choose the right credit card because credit cards are actually

extremely powerful tools and you hear a lot of people out there say that credit cards are

taboo because a lot of people get them into situations where they don't make the best decisions with their credit cards.

And if you've had a past history where you've gotten into significant credit card debt, you think a credit card is just a magic one that you can

waive and get free stuff or free money then maybe this is not the best episode

for you but if you have chosen to be responsible with your finances thus far and you want to start either building

credit or getting rewards with your credit cards then you absolutely should

listen to this episode because credit cards are an extremely powerful tool and

you can get a lot of free money with credit cards if you use them correctly.

And coming up we're going to have a bunch of different episodes on how to optimize credit cards.

But today I'm going to show you how to choose the best credit

card for you and what type of reward options are out there as you go through this

process. Because it's extremely important to understand that. Because the credit card will make the majority of your purchases for you

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