<prompt> Human: I am looking into getting a cash back credit card and I dont know where to start. I have read some articles and looked into the credit tab on the side bar and still need some help weeding through what I would qualify for and what you guys would recommend. I have a credit score of 770 and am not sure what I would qualify and if I should be looking into cards that have annual fees or if ones without annual fees would be better. I dont travel much just looking for a general cash back card with a good rate and dont want to miss out on a good card that I havent seen yet.  <response>: Do you want a simple cash back card that gives you the best flat rate on all purchases without having to think about it? The Citi Double Cash Card is one of the best here with 2 cash back 1 when you buy, 1 when you pay off.Do you want a card thats good for gas purchases? Bank of America Cash Rewards is 3 cash back 3.3 if you deposit the rewards into a BofA account on gas. And 2.2 for groceries if you deposit into BofA.Do you want to take the time to keep track of rotating quarterly categories? The Chase Freedom and Discover It are two common 5 rotating category cards. One quarter you might get 5 cash back on gas, another quarter 5 on Amazon, etc.Are you an Amazon Prime member and spend a lot of money on Amazon? The Chase Amazon Prime Rewards card is 5 cash back on all Amazon purchases for Prime members.There are a lot of good options out there, and whats best is going to depend on your own needs and purchasing habits. If you are willing to keep track of the purpose of multiple cards and use them in the appropriate situations, apply for a small set of the most useful cards for your needs. If you just want a single good rewards card to use, look for the highest flat rate card you can get and use it for everything.I use my BofA Cash Rewards card for gas and groceries, Amazon card for Amazon, REI card for REI, and Citi Double Cash card for everything else. 