Question

john does not travel often but shops regularly at grocery and department stores. he also likes taking advantage of special financing offers for large purchases. which card is best for john?
credit card b: the everyday savings card
for those who prefer straightforward savings, this card offers a flat 2% cash back on all purchases, eliminating the need to keep track of reward categories. its an attractive option with no annual fee and an introductory 0% apr on purchases and balance transfers for the first 15 months. the cash back earned doesnt expire, provided the account is active. post - introductory period, the apr adjusts to a variable rate, and while this card lacks travel perks, its an excellent choice for those with good to excellent credit who value simplicity and savings on everyday purchases.
credit card c: the shoppers reward bonanza card
shoppers rejoice! this card caters to those who frequent grocery stores and department stores with a generous 5% cash back on such purchases. all other purchases earn 1% back. it features special financing options and access to exclusive deals. the first year is free from the annual fee, after which a $75 fee applies. rewards are

Explanation:

John doesn't travel often, so travel - related perks (like in some cards) are not useful. He shops regularly at grocery and department stores. Credit Card C (Shopper's Reward Bonanza Card) offers 5% cash back on grocery, department stores, and other purchases (1% back). This aligns with his shopping habits. Credit Card B (Everyday Savings Card) has a flat 2% cash back but no special emphasis on grocery/department stores. The Traveler's Advantage Card (if it had travel - related perks) is out as he doesn't travel.

Answer:

The Shopper's Reward Bonanza Card