With the popularity in financially themed resolutions for 2018, it may be time to re-evaluate what’s in your wallet.

According to WalletHub, a recent federal rate hike is expected to cost credit card users an extra $7.4 billion in interest this year. With that in mind, WalletHub’s editors compiled a listing of the top credit cards for 2018.

The firm compared over 1,000 credit cards, seeking the best card options for the most common consumer needs. Consumers can choose between cards with travel rewards, low annual fees, 0% APR, and cash rewards, which were the most popular categories.  

The credit card landscape revealed that cards offering rewards/bonuses were the most popular in the past 12 months, with cash-based bonuses increasing in value by 14.42% and points/miles bonuses falling 17.82%, according to WalletHub’s research. The best rewards cards will not have the best interest rates, because they are meant for people who pay their monthly bills in full. And the best credit card for someone with bad credit probably won’t offer rewards. 

Deciding how you will use your credit card is one of the most important steps in finding the best card for your needs. Will you pay your balance off monthly, carry a balance, or use rewards points for purchases? WalletHub recommends checking your credit score and looking at the options based on your current credit standing.

Based on an individual’s credit score, WalletHub ‘s listing organized the options into categories by credit score and credit needs:

Here are 2018's best credit cards based on credit score and consumer need:

Travel Rewards: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card

Minimum Score Needed: Good

Annual Fee: $0 first year, $95 after

Earn unlimited 2X miles per dollar on every purchase, every day.

Fly any airline, stay at any hotel, anytime.

Travel when you want with no blackout dates.

Miles won’t expire for the life of the account.

Regular APR: 14.24%-24.24%