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This card makes sense for a narrow group of cardholders: someone who wants a no-annual-fee Visa and values avoiding foreign transaction fees, but does not care about rewards or extra benefits. If you need a simple card for occasional spending at home or abroad, it can do that job without adding yearly cost.

For most readers, though, this is a hard card to choose as a primary option. It does not offer cash back, points, or listed perks, so ongoing value is limited to basic card access and the lack of foreign transaction fees. Unless you specifically want a very simple no-fee card from Truist, most people should look for a card that at least returns something on everyday purchases.