50 Bills You Can Pay with a Credit Card to Earn Points

Using credit cards to pay these bills is one of the best strategies for racking up credit card points for travel or cash-back rewards.

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Bills you can pay with a credit card

What you need to know before you pay bills with a credit card:

• Double check to see if there are fees or exceptions for using your credit card.

• If the percentage you’re paying in fees outweighs the percentage you’re getting in rewards points, it’s not worth it! Use cash instead.

• Pay off your credit card every month to avoid paying interest!

• For any regular service or monthly lessons you pay for that don’t take a credit card, ask to pay via PayPal in order to use your credit card!

Here’s the list:

1. Amazon Prime

2. Annual home warranty

3. Back-paid taxes

4. Cable

5. Car insurance premiums

6. Cell phone

7. Charitable donations

8. Child care

9. College tuition

10. Dental insurance premiums

11. Dry cleaning

12. Federal income tax

13. Furniture purchase payments

14. Gaming subscriptions

15. Gym membership

16. Health insurance premiums (except Blue Cross/Shield and Humana)

17. Home insurance premiums

18. Home phone line (landline)

19. Homeowners Association (HOA dues)

20. Hospital/medical

21. Household cleaning

22. Hulu

23. iTunes (Apple TV)

24. Internet

25. Lawn care

26. Luxury/shaving/beauty subscriptions (e.g., Honest Company, Dollar Shave Club)

27. Magazine subscriptions

28. Medical co-pays

29. Monthly parking pass

30. Monthly prescriptions

31. Natural gas

32. Netflix

33. Newspaper subscriptions

34. Pest control

35. Pet daycare/boarding

36. Pet insurance

37. Private K-12 school tuition

38. Property tax

39. Rent

40. Renter’s insurance premiums

41. Season tickets/passes

42. Sewer

43. Sling TV

44. State income tax

45. Trash

46. Veterinary bills

47. Vision insurance premiums

48. Warehouse club memberships

49. Water

50. YMCA