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The Surprising Benefits You Get With The No-Annual-Fee Fidelity Visa Signature Card

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It’s been almost 2 years since I applied for the Fidelity Rewards Visa card, earning 2% cash-back on all purchases. When I applied for the card, which is issued by Elan Credit Services, there were complaints about the somewhat difficult approval process and the wonky website interface.

I’ve been a longtime Fidelity customer, and getting approved for the card was easy. Since I have a Fidelity Cash Management account, my rewards automatically get deposited into my checking account once it hits a certain amount.

I’ll admit that for the 1st year, basic tasks like paying my bill were more difficult than they should have been. However, the login process and website have significantly improved.

When I received my welcome packet, I noticed that the Fidelity Rewards card is a Visa Signature card. This means it comes with many of the same perks as premium travel cards even though this card carries no annual fee.

Say what you will, but these are the same benefits you get with many other travel credit cards with $100+ annual fees that only earn 1 point per dollar on most purchases. Getting the same benefits for a card that earns 2% cash back with no annual fee makes you re-evaluate the value you’re getting from those cards.

Unfortunately, the Fidelity Rewards Visa card lost rental car CDW coverage and extended warranty protection in 2021.  There were outsized benefits from a free card, but losing them still hurt. If you’re into the points game, you probably have a card that offers a better benefit anyway.

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