<prompt> Human: Hi!I F, 22 just graduated college and have a full-time job with a salary and am currently still living with my parents to save money. Im slowly becoming more self-sufficient and the next step is getting my own credit card instead of still having my parents which I havent used for months, but would still like one of my own in case the need arises.I have a pretty good credit score, somewhere in the 700s, and am curious what card would work best for me. I plan to only use it sparingly, maybe only for gas or something like that, and then pay off the balance each month. I want to build more credit and also benefit from some kind of rewards program. The majority of my money I regularly spend at restaurants or on gas, but I also like to travel.There are so many options for credit cards out there and I keep getting different advice from the various articles Ive been reading. Ultimately, what Im looking for is a credit card with a decent rewards program and no annual fee.So Reddit, I was wondering what cards youve had positive or negative experiences with or which ones youve heard from others are really great for people in their 20s.tl;dr - I just graduated college, have a good credit score, and am looking to open my own credit card. Id like a card with a good rewards program and no annual fee, though Im not sure what card is the best to go with. What cards have you had experience withheard good things about?Thanks!  <response>: Chase Freedom is great card to start off with. No annual fee. There are two Freedom cards. One 1.5 cash back on all rewards or 5 cash back on various rotating categories. I prefer the 5 because I like the rotating categories. 