[00:00] Store credit cards. F-tier. I haven't seen a single store credit card that I'm like, oh, I need that. I want $500 off of my home appliance purchase today. Chase Sapphire Reserve. A-tier. Apple card. B-tier. It's pretty good if you're spending money at Apple. It's an overall
[00:15] pretty versatile card. Not the best in the world, but I would say it's decent for a lot of people. Robin Hood card. S-tier. I hate to say it, but you're a really, really good credit card. And for the cash back of not having to think about it, it's one of the best credit cards out there.
[00:29] I wish they had a business credit card though. Amex Black Card. D tier. I think it's cool that you could get the Amex Centurion card to begin with, but when you look at the rewards versus what you're spending to get them, it's really not a good card at all.
[00:42] Discover It Secured Card. S tier. Amex Gold Card. A tier. I think the cashback gives you fantastic. It's one of the best rewards cards out there. It's pretty good. Amex Platinum. I would say B tier. Amazon Prime Card. I would give that an A tier.
[00:54] I think for what you get on the Amazon Prime Card, if you purchase a lot of Amazon, you're going to make your money back. It's pretty good.