Sentences with phrase «back at supermarket»

American Express has upped the ante with its Blue Cash Everyday card that offers 3 % cash back at the supermarket for your first $ 6,000 in purchases, 2 % cash back at gas stations, and 1 % cash back on all other purchases.

6 % cash back at supermarket for $ 6000 each year is $ 360.

You can earn a whopping 6 % cash back at the supermarket - up to $ 6,000 in purchases.

Which says «6 % cash back at supermarkets, 3 % cash back at gas stations and department stores, and 1 % back everywhere else ``.

3 % cash back at supermarkets, 2 % cash back at gas stations and select department stores, 1 % cash back on all other purchases, $ 150 cash back after spending $ 1,000 in first 3 months

You'll earn 3 % cash back at supermarkets, up to the first $ 6,000 in purchases annually, then 1 % cash back after that.

Instead of getting 3 % back at supermarkets, you'll earn 6 % back, on up to the first $ 6,000 in purchases each year.

The 6 % cash back at supermarkets got my attention.

Cash Back Percentage: 3 % back at gas stations, 2 % back at supermarkets with a limit of up to $ 1,500 in combined purchases on both.

You earn 2 % cash - back at supermarkets, restaurants, gas stations, and select Disney locations, plus 1 % everywhere else.

It gives you 6 percent cash back at supermarkets and 3 percent back at gas stations and at select department stores.

You'll get an impressive 6 percent back at supermarkets (up to $ 6,000 a year) and 3 percent back at gas stations and department stores.

For example, the American Express Blue Cash Preferred card charges a $ 75 annual fee but offers 6 percent cash back at supermarkets and 3 percent at gas stations and department stores — in addition to the standard 1 percent on other purchases.

It would probably make sense for American Express to try to migrate you to one of its other cash - back cards, such as its Blue Cash Everyday (no annual fee) or Blue Cash Preferred ($ 75 annual fee), which offer extra money back at supermarkets, gas stations and certain department stores.

Blue Cash offers 3.0 percent back at supermarkets on up to $ 6,000 in spending a year.

The 6 % back at supermarkets is what really makes this card stand out so if you plan on using a credit card for gas and groceries, this gas rewards credit card should be on your list.

Note that another card good for grocery shopping, the American Express Blue Cash Preferred card ($ 75 annual fee), offers 6 percent cash back at supermarkets.

Then you get an extra 3 % cash back at supermarkets, compared to the Everyday card, on up to $ 6K per year in spend.

The American Express Blue Cash Everyday card rewards customers with 3.0 percent back at supermarkets on up to $ 6,000 spent each year, unlimited 2.0 percent back at gas stations and 1 percent back everywhere else.

The Blue Cash Everyday card offers 3.0 percent cash back at supermarkets on up to $ 6,000 per year in purchases, 2.0 percent back at gas stations and select department stores, and 1.0 percent back for all other purchases.

Sure, you can make up that money by making good use of the cards 3 % cash back at supermarkets to recoup the annual fee.

The Blue Cash Preferred ® Card from American Express lets you earn 6 % cash back at supermarkets.

It earns 6.0 percent back at supermarkets on the first $ 6,000 each year, 3.0 percent back at gas stations and select U.S. department stores and 1.0 percent back for all other purchases.

It earns 3.0 percent back at supermarkets on the first $ 6,000 in annual spending and 2.0 percent back at gas stations and select department stores.

The American Express Blue Cash Preferred is one of the most generous cards for grocery rewards, Ross says, offering 6 percent cash back at supermarkets (up to $ 6,000 a year, then 1 percent), as well as 3 percent back at gas stations and department stores and 1 percent on everything else.

«This no - fee Amex card earns an impressive 3.0 percent cash back at supermarkets and 2.0 percent back at gas stations.»

6 % back at supermarkets, 3 % back at gas stations and department stores, and 1 % everywhere else.

This no - fee card offers excellent value to USAA members, with 5 percent cash back on gas and military - base purchases, and 2 percent cash back at supermarkets.

Continuing with our example, you could apply for an American Express Blue Cash Preferred card to cover your groceries and gas expenses ($ 75 annual fee, 6 percent cash back at supermarkets, up to $ 6,000 a year, and 3 percent cash back at gas stations with no limit) and a U.S. Bank Cash + Visa Signature card for your department store spending (no annual fee, 5 percent cash back on two categories you choose every quarter, capped at $ 2,000 per quarter).

Not exact matches

Grocery shopping shouldn't set you back more than $ 150 a month at one of the country's western style supermarket chains such as Lucky or Thai Huot or well - stocked minimarts like the famously named 7 - Elephants.

Because the card's 3 % cash back rate on gas and 2 % cash back rate at supermarkets are limited to the first $ 2,500 in combined quarterly purchases, this card may not be the right option for huge spenders.

Earn cash back every time you use your card: 3 % on gas, 2 % at supermarkets, and 1 % on all other eligible net purchases, plus $ 25 cash back2 after your first purchase.

Instead of the 6 % cash back at U.S. supermarkets, the Blue Cash Everyday earns 3 % cash back at U.S. supermarkets (on up to $ 6,000 per year in purchases, then 1 %) and 2 % at U.S. gas stations.

And grocery shoppers should pay attention, because this credit card earns 6 % cash back at U.S. supermarkets on up to $ 6,000 per year in purchases (then 1 %) and 3 % at U.S. gas stations.

That means if you spend $ 100 a week on groceries at your local U.S. supermarket, you would earn back $ 312 a year.

Say you spent $ 1,000 at the supermarket with the Blue Cash Preferred card from American Express, which gives 6 percent cash back on grocery shopping.

I bring it back from the U.S. for testing recipes, but you can buy gelatin sheets at the supermarket and use them, by weight.

Next you head into the supermarket (remembering that you had to actually dress up, do your hair, fix makeup etc. to do this) and wander the aisles wasting time looking at ingredient lists and trying to remember if the gums, preservatives and additives have dairy / eggs in them... taking the rolls to the counter, working out whether or not you want to go through the self checkout or keep a checkout operator employed for a few more years... pay... get back in the car... find somewhere to buy bottled water for the dogs... drive 50 km home... unpack dogs and buns and suddenly getting up, stretching... wearing whatever the heck you like with your hair in the air, no makeup, dogs within a hard stares range in case they feel like eating the furniture while you are working and that slow measuring out, baking etc. doesn't seem so time consuming any more.

Outspoken Coles and Woolworths critic, winemaker Garry Crittenden, is backing an initiative aimed at hitting back against the dominance of the supermarket chains by giving boutique wineries an online sales platform to sell their labels directly to consumers.

Back at home and a little ways from a Chinese supermarket where I could pick up water spinach or Chinese broccoli (which you'll also often find paired with lap cheong), I've taken to making this with other hardy leafy substitutes and found that ribboned kale works beautifully, tender when steamed but with a nice bite.

I suppose now we can buy them pretty much year round at the supermarket, but their delicate skin and wobbly shape in the spring always keep me coming back for more.

New York Republicans at the Clearwater Beach Hilton were treated to a little taste of back home today, with supermarket mogul and Democrat - turned - Republican political donor and activist John Catsimatidis making sure to ship in stacks of The New York Post (along with a sticker letting everyone know where they came from).

Thousands of jobs at Tesco are at risk after the supermarket announced plans to cut back on night shifts and trading hours at its UK stores.

And then the junk foods, the processed foods, are going to be in the center aisles, and they [these] are very, very, very long and the reason that they are very long is because the research shows that the more products you look at, the more you buy, and that is a rule of supermarkets that research backs up over and over and over again.

HOW: Using a soft bristle brush with a long handle so you can reach the skin on your back (you can find these at your local supermarket or pharmacy), brush your skin using long, sweeping strokes.

Naturally, higher - quality foods are more expensive than the fare you'll find at your local supermarket chain, but cutting back the overall amount you consume should mitigate the cost.

Winnowing out the bad effects of canned foods can be achieved by reading the nutritional values found at the back of every can being sold at supermarkets, neighbor grocer, and other grocery stores.

I thought that transformation was mostly internal until I looked back at these collages and saw all the small changes I had made throughout the 12 months last passed, from ditching my jeans altogether even for runs to the supermarket to a marked, marked improvement in my hair game.

Weintraub was at one point the manager for John Denver back when he was a relatively unknown singer, and their working relationship came around full circle when Denver was cast in Carl Reiner's 1977 comedy classic as supermarket manager Jerry Landers.

When we meet them, they have a job picking roses — a job they soon lose and end up back at home, sitting around, playing with guns and buying Dr. Pepper from the supermarket.