Now that we can all (well, most of us anyway) breathe a sigh of relief with tax season behind us, you might be taking stock of your personal finance inventory and are considering a new cash back credit card. If you've got good-to-excellent credit but a small balance that you're ready to pay down with that tax return you were just rewarded compliments of Uncle Sam, there are even some 0 percent cash back options that can save you some dough while earning you some dough.

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The BankAmericard Cash Rewards™ credit card is another cash back card offering a $100 cash back bonus on qualifying purchases, which according to their site is "at least $500 in purchases within 90 days of account opening". This puts this BankAmericard in line with most $100 cash back credit cards, but it's the one, two and three percent cash back structure each quarter that really sets this card apart from others.

If you drive a car, odds are you've noticed a huge spike in gas prices over the last few months and, consequently, a lot less money in your wallet. And while you might be breaking out that bike a little more often or driving your car as little as possible, it's all but impossible to avoid the gas pump completely. That's where credit cards that award you for gas purchases become especially useful.