Credit card annual fees add an additional expense, but if you're getting high value from your card, it's usually worth paying. Whether it's a travel credit card or a rewards credit card ...

You’ve probably seen that some credit cards charge annual fees, whereas some don’t. Sure, it may be worth it to pay an annual fee for a credit card, especially if you get plenty of perks.

With no mandatory requirement for investment firms to report total fees, writes David Aston, you may need to pull together the figures yourself.

Credit cards offer ample benefits including discounts, reward points and vouchers on transactions. Here are top credit cards ...

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You can also check out our list of best credit cards for alternative options. The best no-annual-fee cards can offer competitive rewards programs, intro 0% APR periods and low interest rates.