CNBC Select analyzed the pros and cons of Capital One credit cards using an average American's annual spending budget to find the best based on consumer habits.

The Credit One Bank® Platinum Visa® for Rebuilding Credit * is designed for consumers with poor or limited credit. It’s an unsecured credit card, which doesn’t require a security deposit ...

Read U.S. News' review of the Capital One Platinum Credit Card. Learn about this credit card's best features, drawbacks and compare to other popular cards on the market.

Credit One Bank Platinum Visas for rebuilding credit earn up to 2% cash back on eligible purchases, including gas, groceries, mobile phone service, internet service and cable or satellite services.

The unsecured Credit One Bank Platinum X5 ... have an annual household income of $95,450 and $30,974 in annual spending that can reasonably be charged to credit cards. Credit One Bank Platinum ...

Capital One has credit cards to help you earn points to use towards major purchases, including travel. Read reviews for Capital One Venture to learn about travel rewards. Pros.

Cardholders who want to build credit but don’t want to pay a security deposit or annual fee can find a happy – but limited – medium with the Capital One Platinum. Whether you are graduating ...

For travel and leisure, one ought to swipe their Platinum card. For groceries, gas, and streaming, the Blue Cash Preferred is the way to go for the 6% cash back, which is pretty much unrivaled.

Not all of Capital One's cards earn rewards, though you can earn higher rewards rates with Capital One cards. The Capital One Platinum Secured Credit Card, for example, does not earn rewards, but ...

Platinum Credit Card from Capital One basics. Annual fee: $0. Welcome bonus: None. Rewards: None. APR: 29.99% variable APR for purchases and balance transfers. Balance transfer fee (if any ...