Sentences with phrase «category spending per quarter»

19 Only the first $ 1,500 in bonus category spending per quarter earns 3 % or 2 % cash back.

Not exact matches

2Bonus point categories must be selected each quarter or all transactions default to 1 point per $ 1 spent.

Regular spending earns $ 1 per $ 100 spent but spending in that quarter's bonus category will earn $ 5 per $ 100 spent.

Over the past year, capital spending rose by more than 17 per cent, with the main categories of investment — machinery and equipment investment (abstracting from civil aircraft deliveries), buildings and structures, and spending on computer software — all recording robust growth in the quarter and over the year.

So how much would you need to spend in bonus categories per quarter to come out ahead with the Chase Freedom?

Per tradition, the Chase Freedom's 4th quarter bonus spending category is Holiday Shopping.

The Discover it ® - 18 Month Balance Transfer Offer combines a lengthy 0 % period on balance transfers with 5 % cash - back rewards on rotating bonus categories (on up to $ 1,500 in spending per quarter) and 1 % back on all other spending.

# 2 You are subject to cashback spending categories per quarter.

The Discover it ® - Cashback Match ™ offers 5 % cash back in categories that you activate, on up to $ 1,500 in spending per quarter.

You earn 5 % cash back in two categories you choose, on up to $ 2,000 per quarter in combined spending (then 1 %); unlimited 2 % cash back in one other category of your choice; and 1 % on all other spending.

You get 5 points per dollar on up to $ 1,500 in combined purchases in bonus categories each quarter you activate; all other spending get you just one point per dollar.

However, if your spending is high enough, and you spend more than $ 1,500 per quarter on those bonus categories you will start to lose value again due to the capped bonus spending.

If you spend more than $ 2,500 per quarter in these categories, anything over is awarded only 1 %.

They have tightened up the rebates in the «Get More» categories of late, limiting them to perhaps $ 400 or $ 500 in spending per quarter.

Unfortunately, those bonus categories are capped at $ 1,500 in spending per quarter.

Each quarter, you'll earn 5 points per $ 1 you spend (to a maximum of $ 1,500 in spending per quarter) in categories like gas stations, restaurants, or Amazon.

While that earning rate is capped at $ 1,500 in spending per quarter, that works out to 7,500 points every four months if you max out your bonus category spending.

There are different bonus categories each quarter so you can earn an additional $ 300 cash back or 30,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points a year (7,500 Chase Ultimate Rewards points per quarter X 4 quarters in a year) IF you spend $ 1,500 in each quarterly bonus category.

Up to $ 1,500 in spending during the quarter in these combined categories is eligible to earn five Ultimate Rewards points per dollar spent.

Each quarter, there are different bonus categories, so you can earn an additional $ 300 cash back or 30,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points a year (7,500 Chase Ultimate Rewards points per quarter X 4 quarters in a year) IF you spend $ 1,500 in each quarterly bonus category.

This card lets you choose two categories to earn 5 % cash back on (up to $ 2,000 in spend per quarter).

Highlights: This card gives you 5 % cash back in rotating categories that you activate, on up to $ 1,500 in spending per quarter.

Firstly, capping the bonus category spending at $ 1,000 per quarter allows for maximum rewards for somebody who spends no more than $ 333 per month on gas and restaurants.

3 % cash back rewards at restaurants and 2 % cash back rewards on gas and at grocery and drug stores, up to $ 1,500 spend per quarter in these combined purchase categories

The Discover it ® Cashback Match ™ has a much higher rewards rate (5 % on up to $ 1,500 in purchases per quarter each time you activate), though you'll have to focus your spending on rotating bonus categories, like restaurants and gas stations.

As I mentioned last month in my post on product changes, I recently changed one of my two US Bank Flexperks Travel Rewards cards into a US Bank Cash + card (apply in - branch only, or ask for a product change), which has no annual fee and offers 5 % cash back on up to $ 2,000 in spending per quarter in two categories of your choosing (and 2 % cash back in your choice of gas stations, grocery stores, or drug stores).

While that earning rate is capped at $ 1,500 in spending per quarter, that works out to 7,500 points every four months if you max out the bonus category spending.

First, you have to register for the bonus categories every three months, and spending in the categories is capped per quarter.

The Citi Dividend Platinum Select is exceptional among these 3 cards because rather than limiting your 5 points per dollar to $ 1,500 per calendar quarter, it is limited to $ 6,000 in spending ($ 300 in cash back) per calendar year, meaning if there's a particularly lucrative bonus category in one quarter, you can generate all $ 300 in that category, and throw the card into your sock drawer for the rest of the year.

This means if you're spending on this card alone, you can earn $ 150 if you hit your sign - up bonus, up to $ 75 per quarter ($ 300 / yr) in category bonuses, and unlimited 1 % cash - back on all other qualifying purchases.

The opportunity cost of the CSP is easy to calculate when you remove real spending; If you can figure out a way to churn $ 1500 a quarter (per Freedom) in these categories:

Unfortunately, those bonus categories are capped at $ 1,500 in spending per quarter.

To get the most out of the card, cardholders must track their spending, since the 5 percent rate only applies to certain categories that rotate frequently, and is limited to $ 1,500 per quarter.

With the U.S. Bank Cash + card you'll earn 5 % back in two categories of your choice every quarter (up to $ 2,000 spent per quarter).

The stronger these categories get, the more sense it makes for people to look into downgrading or product changing their other Chase cards so that they end up with two (or more) Chase Freedom cards, allowing for earnings of 15,000 Ultimate Rewards or more per quarter on 5X spending alone.

These vary from quarter to quarter and cardholders can earn 5 points per dollar on the first $ 1,500 spend in any of the quarterly categories.

Chase Freedom is also a solid choice for a personal credit card since there is no fee and you can earn 5 points per dollar in predetermined categories each quarter at up to $ 1,500 per spend.

The standard Discover it card has bonus categories which rotate every quarter and offers 5.0 percents cash back on up to $ 1,500 in spending per quarter.

The bonus categories are better than the Discover it Chrome card with 2.0 percent back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs and 3 percent on gas for up to $ 2,500 of spending per quarter.

You can earn 5.0 percent on up to $ 1,500 in spending per quarter only, but that's still a lot of cash back per year if you max out those categories.

On the downside, the bonus categories are capped at $ 1,000 of spending per quarter.

The Chase Freedom offers 5 % back on quarterly categories on up to $ 1,500 spent per quarter.

Voice offers you 4 % cash back in a spending category of your choice (up to $ 7,000 per quarter, which is $ 28,000 per year) from 10 categories.

Category selections must be made each quarter; otherwise, transactions will default to 1 point per $ 1 spent.

2Bonus point categories must be selected each quarter or all transactions default to 1 point per $ 1 spent.

Up to $ 1,500 in spending during the quarter in these combined categories is eligible to earn five Ultimate Rewards points per dollar spent.

However, if your spending is high enough, and you spend more than $ 1,500 per quarter on those bonus categories you will start to lose value again due to the capped bonus spending.

The U.S. Bank Cash + ™ Visa Signature ® Card offers 5 % cash back on bonus categories that change every quarter up to $ 2,000 in net purchases spent per quarter, or $ 8,000 a year.

Discover's cash - back cards give you 5 % back in bonus categories that change every three months, on up to $ 1,500 in spending per quarter, and 1 % cash back on all other spending.

You will earn 5 points per dollar for all spending in a particular category during the three months for a maximum spending of $ 1500 total (7,500 points per quarter).