Tier List of Credit Cards that Pay You - Positive Net Annual Fee Cards

Some credit cards can produce a positive net annual fee if all of the credits and benefits are maximized. This video ranks all of these cards from S to F tier.
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[@frankvanfossan]

Well I did not realize there were so many travel cards but you missed out on us non flying people. I personally use a Sam's card and annually earn 800 - 1 K in cash back. It cost 110.00 per year but I get 5% back on gas, 3% back at Sam's, dining and travel then 1% back on all other purchases. Not a financial guru but it works for me.

[@therewardsmaster977]

Sounds like you have the right setup for you. Thanks for the comment.

[@Roidmonkie]

I think you nailed it

[@therewardsmaster977]

Thanks!

[@davewwjd]

I'm surprised you didn't mention the Ritz Carlton card!

[@therewardsmaster977]

Yes! I thought of it after I was done. I should have. Thanks for the comment.

[@kura_bot]

41:01 what about the $95 BofA Premium Rewards card, $95 AF with EAF of -$30, or the $95 Choice Privileges Select, anniversary points of 30K (valued at 0.6 ~ 1.2cpp) and GE/TSA

[@therewardsmaster977]

Good call! I missed that one. Thanks

[@johnt6806]

If you are placing a value ($50) on lounge passes for the United card, why aren't you assigning a value to the free checked bags with the AA Platinum?

[@therewardsmaster977]

I suppose I should. Good call. We never check bags and I have status so it didn’t cross my mind. Thanks for the input.

[@johnt6806]

@@therewardsmaster977 I wouldn't even know how to value it though, as it depends on how many flights you take