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Which Is The Best American Express Gold For You?

Many of us use credit cards on a daily basis, but what "gold card" is the best card for you? How can you compare cards? American express is one of the most popular brands of credit cards in the world. They have all sorts of different cards for small businesses, businesses, personal and travel. These cards all offer something different for the user. For the travel ones for example, they usually will offer things like rewards programs that will allow you to earn points for every dollar you spend. Business or small business cards will usually allow you to get certain percentages off of things for your home office or corporate office such as office supplies, car rentals, gas, etc.

Some of the gold cards that American Express offer are The Gold Card Small Business, Gold Delta SkyMiles Business, and SimplyCash Business Card. The following stats allow you to see some of the options that these three cards have, such as intro APR, annual fee and any added extras such as points, cash back or rewards:

The Gold Card (SM) -
Earn up to 40,000 bonus points in one year - enough for one domestic round trip airline
Points have no expiration date
No annual fee for the first year
No pre-set spending limit
Redeem points for things like travel, merchandise, office equipment, and gift cards
Save 3-25% on purchases at companies like FedEx, Delta, Hertz and more

Gold Delta Skymiles Business card -
Get 15,000 points with first purchase
Save 5% on all delta flights
One mile for every dollar you spend
Save 3-25% on purchases at place like FedEx, Hertz and more
No annual fee
Start redeeming at just 10,000 miles

SimplyCash Business card -
Earn 5% cash back on office supplies and wireless services
Earn 3% cash back on auto gas purchases
Cash back is automatically credited each month
0% intro APR for 12 months on purchases
No annual fee

If you are looking for more information on Amex cards or would like to compare cards to find the right one for you, please visit the following sites:

American Express
Wikipedia
Amex
Google
Credit Cards
Credit Card Guide

Of course American Express is the official site for all the cards they offer. Wikipedia is a great place to find information about Amex such as financial information, stock information and the history of Amex. CreditCards and CreditCardGuide are both comparison type sites. You can search directly for the card you want, or search within sub categories such as brand, bank, type of card; personal, travel, business, or other things like low credit, no credit, low APR, rewards, cash back, bonuses, etc.

You can also take a look at the following credit cards:

Mastercard Citi Diamond Preferred Card
0% APR* on balance transfers and purchases for up to 12 months
Citi Identity Theft Solutions
$0 liability on unauthorized purchases
Secure, free online account management
Balance transfer fee applies with this offer
No annual fee

Visa Capital One Platinum Prestige
Rest easy with an outstanding, low rate for customers with excellent credit
7.9% APR on purchases and balance transfers
Your APR will not increase simply because you pay late only once or go over your credit limit
Consolidate balances and save money when you transfer higher-rate balances
No annual fee and no balance transfer fees

Discover Open RoadSM Card
Save at the pump and everywhere else*
0% Intro APR for 6 months on purchases, and 12 months on balance transfers
5% Cashback Bonus on gas and auto maintenance purchases
5% to 20% Cashback Bonus at top online retailers*
Up to 1% Cashback Bonus on all other purchases
Unlimited cash rewards
Increase, even double, the value of your rewards when you redeem for gift cards from our 100 Cashback Bonus Partners
No annual fee

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