Sentences with phrase «card at your favorite stores»

Kicks are like points, when you have reached a certain amount of kicks, you can redeem them for real gift cards at your favorite store.

If you like getting discount merchandise, a program that offers you points you can redeem for gift cards at your favorite stores might be worth it.

Some of the best store credit cards are listed below but don't forget to ask questions to open a card at your favorite stores the next time you check out.

Not exact matches

Right now we've got favorite books and our Go Fish in the Bowl cards in this cute, little Seuss backpack I found at a thrift store.

The Michael's gift card giveaway winners are: Leigh, who said, «Money to spend at my favorite store!

We were given a $ 100 gift card to shop at T.J. Maxx (our FAVORITE store!)

Since Nordstrom stores are just one day away from offering TRIPLE POINTS to card holders (March 22 ~ 26), we've picked out our favorite spring looks this week, available at Nordstrom and Nordstrom Rack.

Don't choose a card just because it offers a signup bonus or because it gives you a discount at your favorite store.

If you were to use the reward program in conjunction with one of our two favorite cash back credit cards, the total rewards rate from both would come out to an estimated 2.5 % or 3 % - making them the better choice for shopping at Plenti affiliated stores.

This card's 6 % cash back rate at U.S. supermarkets (on up to $ 6,000 a year in spending, then 1 %) makes it a longtime favorite with the Nerds, as does its 3 % rate at U.S. gas stations and select U.S. department stores.

Let her splurge at her favorite store: According to our survey of over 1,000 holiday shoppers, an incredible majority — 84.8 % of women surveyed - said that they wanted to get gift cards this holiday season.

USAA credit cards include EMV chip technology so you have an extra layer of security protection when you're shopping at your favorite stores.

Signing up for a different store credit card at all of your favorite chains can be risky business — subsequently tacking on higher fees, fewer savings and dissolving your credit score with each new card.

When looking at types of credit, a mortgage loan is typically «better» than a retail card from your favorite store or a payday loan.

Ensure that your old card's information isn't stored anywhere online, especially at your favorite retailers.

For all of those times, you've considered applying for a credit card to get a 15 % off your purchase at your favorite retail store, think again.

Among the offers you may encounter are sales pitches to open store - branded credit cards at your favorite retailers.

While it's great to get discounts and rewards when you're shopping at your favorite clothing store, having a store - branded credit card doesn't allow you to earn rewards on all of your other purchases.

This Chase Ink Bold and Chase Ink Plus cards are my favorite Ultimate Rewards cards because you earn 5X points at office supply stores such as Office Depot.

Also look at websites that aggregate all the latest coupons and deals in one spot, search for mobile apps that will keep you updated with deals, and see if your favorite store takes the eCoupon (a coupon you download onto your loyalty card for savings).

Also, stay away from the «free» credit cards they give out on campus or at your favorite clothing store....

Use your Check Card to shop over the phone, online, or at your favorite store.

You're checking out at your favorite department store when the cashier asks if you'd like to apply for the store's credit card.

If all of your credit card purchases were made at your favorite retail store, then having only a store - branded credit card in your wallet would make sense.

Were you persuaded by receiving a discount at your favorite store upon opening up a retailer - backed credit card?

You can use the Blue Cash Everyday ® Card from American Express to get 3 % back when you're buying groceries or gift cards at your favorite supermarket, plus 2 % back on gas and trips to the department store.

Once upon a time, credit cards were simple devices, used to conveniently make purchases at your favorite store or restaurant that you paid off when your bill came due.

While earning extra rewards at your favorite clothing store can be great, the Gap Visa card is not the best credit card for everyday spending.

Commonly found near the checkout aisles at grocery stores, you're likely to find gift cards for your favorite retailers (e.g., Amazon.com, Apple iTunes, Best Buy, The Gap, etc.).

Here are tips on how you can maximize the cash back earned on Discover it ® card every year (like 10 % cash back at your favorite department store via the Discover Deals program).

If you're hunkering down and trying to budget your income better, you might choose a card that offers cash back toward such basics as shopping at your favorite grocery store or filling your gas tank.

Meanwhile, cash back cards such as the Chase Freedom card and the Discover it Cash Rewards card are offering extra large bonuses for shopping at holiday favorites, such as wholesale clubs and department stores.

If you are looking to have a little more purchasing power at your favorite stores, the Blue Cash Everyday ® Card from American Express may be the solution for you (American Express is a CardRatings.com advertiser).

Earlier in the week we asked you for your favorite rewards cards, whether they offered perks on travel, shopping at your favorite stores, online shopping, gas, or pure cash back.

You can trade in your points for items like gift cards to your favorite stores, a night's stay at a hotel and more.

Both of these cards have one of my very favorite bonus payouts for routine purchases at 5x points per dollar at office supply stores, on cellular phone charges, landline, internet and cable TV services (annual $ 25,000 5x max on the Cash version of the card, annual $ 50,000 5x max on the Plus version of the card).

The allure of credit card rewards — free airline miles, dining dollars or discounts at a favorite store — encourage excess spending and thus contributes to the vast number of Americans laden with credit card debt, says a study published by a marketing specialist and an economist.

This card's 6 % cash back rate at U.S. supermarkets (on up to $ 6,000 a year in spending, then 1 %) makes it a longtime favorite with the Nerds, as does its 3 % rate at U.S. gas stations and select U.S. department stores.

Access to a debit card rewards programs could be beneficial, especially if it offers relationship rewards for shopping at your favorite stores.