Chase Sapphire Preferred 75,000 Points

This is one of the best Beginner Cards. This is because Chase has some great transfer partners and you can get some great value out of them and this card has a very attractive annual fee of $95.

Transferring your Chase points out to partners will often get you the best value

This card is great for those who want a simple, high-earning card.

This card is favored by many because of the 18 different transfer partners Capital One has AND the 2x points earned on every purchase

This is a pretty good offer. Although, Highest I've seen is FIVE 50K Night Certificates.

This is a great offer if you definitely have a use for the certificates. Remember that you can only use these on properties that go for 50K points or less per night and you can only top them off with up to 25K points of your own

AmEx has targeted offers, so you will not know your offer until you've put in your information, but don't worry! You'll know your offer before you submit your application

Definitely evaluate if it's something you want. I'd call a good offer anything at 200,000 points or higher

This card is for the high-spenders. You can get 200,000 Points after spending $30,000 in 6 months.

It does come with a $795 annual fee, but it has a lot of benefits that some will find valuable enough to make that fee worth it.

This card is marketed as "$1,000 Bonus Points," but it is awarded in Chase Ultimate Rewards points. So, if you have a Chase Sapphire Preferred or Reserve or Chase Ink Sapphire Preferred, you can move the 100,000 points over to one of those cards and use them to travel (and this will get you way more value than cashing it out for $1,000).