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Now on The Points Pro: Blue Cash Everyday Card and Blue Cash Preferred

September 14, 2026

The catalog just grew: we now track Blue Cash Everyday Card and Blue Cash Preferred. We watch them for changes and keep every detail current daily, so you do not have to go checking issuer pages.

Already carry one of these? Add them to your wallet and your playbook, credit reminders, and annual-fee math pick it up right away.

Blue Cash Everyday Card

There is no annual fee. It earns 3x on gas and EV charging (capped), 3x on online shopping (capped), 3x on groceries (capped), and 1x on everything else. It carries about $84 a year in recurring credits, and the site tracks every one of them for you. The current welcome offer is $200 back after $2,000 in spending within 180 days. Set your opening date and the site tracks the deadline for you.

Who it suits: commuters and road trippers, household grocery budgets, online shoppers, and anyone building a lineup that costs nothing to keep.

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Blue Cash Preferred

The annual fee is $95. It earns 6% back on streaming, 6% back on groceries (capped), 3% back on gas and EV charging, and 1% back on everything else. It carries about $120 a year in recurring credits, and the site tracks every one of them for you. The current welcome offer is $300 back after $3,000 in spending within 180 days. Set your opening date and the site tracks the deadline for you.

Who it suits: commuters and road trippers, household grocery budgets, and subscription stackers.

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Put them to work

Adding these cards in My Cards takes a few seconds. We slot each one into your which-card-when playbook, line up its credits with reminders, and keep the math honest against the annual fee. If you are still weighing an application, the card pages above break down exactly what the numbers are worth.

Cards in this article

Blue Cash Everyday Card
Blue Cash Preferred

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