Gael is comparing a new credit card offer to her current credit card. Her current card has an annual fee of $29 and offers 1% cash back on all purchases. The new offer has an annual fee of $59 , but offers 2% cash back. Which of the following is a correct statement that could help Gael choose the better credit card if she pays the full balance every month?

If Gael spends more than $3,000 a year, she should keep her current credit card.

If Gael spends more than a year, she should take the new credit card offer.

Gael should keep her current credit card no matter how much she spends.

Gael should choose the new credit card no matter how much she spends.

Question

Gael is comparing a new credit card offer to her current credit card. Her current card has an annual fee of $29 and offers 1% cash back on all purchases. The new offer has an annual fee of $59 , but offers 2% cash back. Which of the following is a correct statement that could help Gael choose the better credit card if she pays the full balance every month?

If Gael spends more than $3,000 a year, she should keep her current credit card.
 
If Gael spends more than a year, she should take the new credit card offer.

Gael should keep her current credit card no matter how much she spends.

Gael should choose the new credit card no matter how much she spends.