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TD Double Up vs Capital One Savor

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Rubric: Capital One Savor leads by 14.0 pts. Scores: TD Double Up 59.9%, Capital One Savor 73.9%.

At a sample $1,920/month (groceries $500, dining $300, gas $150, travel $150, online $200, other $400 …): TD Double Up nets $461/yr, Capital One Savor nets $430/yr after annual fees. Use your own numbers →

Criterion scores (0–10)

• Annual feeUp: 10.0 · Savor: 10.0
• Rewards rateUp: 8.0 · Savor: 6.0
• Sign-up bonusUp: 2.7 · Savor: 2.7
• Intro 0% APRUp: 5.7 · Savor: 5.7
• Regular APRUp: 7.5 · Savor: 7.3
• Foreign transaction feeUp: 3.0 · Savor: 10.0
• Regulatory record (CFPB)Up: n/a · Savor: 10.0

Downsides

• TD Double Up59.9%
  TD Bank · cash back
  Annual fee $0APR 18.49%–28.49% variableRewards 2% baseCredit 620–719, 720+ (CFPB TCCP targeted tiers)

  ⚠ 3% foreign transaction fee · APR up to 28.49% if you carry a balance · Late fee up to $40

• Capital One Savor73.9%
  Capital One · cash back
  Annual fee $0APR 18.74%–28.74% variableRewards 3% dining, entertainment, streaming, grocery; 5% Capital One Travel hotels/rentals; 1% otherCredit Excellent

  ⚠ APR up to 28.74% if you carry a balance · Late fee up to $40 · Grocery 3% excludes superstores like Walmart/Target per issuer terms.

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FAQ

Which is better, TD Double Up or Capital One Savor?

On VaultRubric's rubric: Capital One Savor scores higher. The better card for you depends on where you spend; the calculator shows net value for your spending.

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