Sentences with phrase «percent back»

Following the introduction of the PowerCash card with 2 percent cash back on every purchase and the PenFed Platinum Rewards Visa Signature card with its astounding 5 percent back on gas purchases, comes the PenFed Pathfinder card with yet another head - turning bonus attached to it: Up to 4 percent back on travel purchases.

, Chase Freedom categories 2017: Earn 5 percent back at Walmart in Q4, Chase Ultimate Rewards guide: The best ways to earn and use Ultimate Rewards points

If you don't mind the $ 95 annual fee and you are able to use the card 30 + times each month, the Amex Everyday Preferred card may be your best bet — with its 50 percent bonus, you can earn up to 4.5 percent back on your first $ 6,000 in grocery purchases and 3 percent back on gas purchases.

«When we do our surveys, more than half of all rewards cards are cash back because they are so easy to understand and instantly give you that, «I spent $ 100 bucks, I'm getting 1 percent or 1.5 percent back on that money,»» Moeser said.

The QuikTrip card effectively offers 5 percent back on non-fuel purchases made from QT stores in the form of points that are automatically redeemed after you earn enough for a $ 10 gift card.

The bonus — at 50,000 points — is slightly smaller, you earn 2 percent back on flights booked through Amex travel and the card doesn't offer a $ 200 credit for Uber rides.

All other purchases earn just 1 percent back.

In fact, 5 percent back at for purchases is pretty good, but that doesn't apply to fuel.

Eligible purchases at Barnes & Noble stores and at BN.com get 5 percent back as a statement credit automatically.

The 5.0 percent back is limited to $ 1,500 in purchases during that quarter, and you can always buy a gas station gift card if you won't go through that much gas in one quarter if you want to earn even more rewards.

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

For instance, Citi Double Cash (no annual fee, 1 percent back on purchases plus 1 percent back when you pay) offers reward checks.

On top of that, every single purchase earns 1.5 percent back.

You get 1 percent cash back when you make a purchase and another 1 percent back when you pay your bill on time.

The Capital One Quicksilver (no annual fee, flat 1.5 percent back) lets you sign up for automatic reward payments, either when your reward dollars reach a certain amount, or «at a set time each calendar year.»

Most cards with the same cash - back rate seem to hover around 1 percent back.

Cardholders may find the $ 95 annual fee more affordable than other Amex travel cards, but the rewards are anemic — you get 2 percent back on travel purchases and a mere 1 percent back on the rest of your purchases, and there's no sign - up bonus.

From October 1 — December 31, 2017, Chase Freedom cardholders can earn 5 percent cash back at department stores and Walmart, while the Discover it and Discover More cardholders can earn 5 percent back at Amazon and Target.

Just use the card and get 2.0 percent back.

So does the BankAmericard Cash Rewards card (no annual fee, 2 percent back on groceries, 3 percent on gas, 1 percent on all else).

Cardholders get 2 percent back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs and 3 percent back on gas.

You should also have card that earns at least 2 percent back on the things you buy the most, such as gas.

Many cashback credit cards will allow the user to earn at least 1 percent back on the purchases they make.

You earn 1 percent back when you make a purchase and another 1 percent when you pay off the balance.

5 % back in rewards when shopping at Best Buy, 3 percent back in rewards on gas, air travel and ground transportation, 2 percent back in rewards on dining out and grocery purchases, 1 percent back in rewards on everyday purchases.

This no - fee card also offer 3.0 percent back at grocery stores, 2.0 percent back at gas stations and select department stores and 1.0 percent back for everything else.

Plus you'll get 2 percent back at gas stations and restaurants, which are two more categories of purchases that many of us spend a lot on.

It offers 3 percent back at restaurants and gas stations.

If you go out to eat — whether fast food, fine dining, or somewhere in between — you'll earn 3 percent back.

That means that you'll effectively earn 10.0 percent back in bonus categories and 2.0 percent back for all other purchases during the first 12 months that you have the card.

Plus, you'll earn 3 percent back every time you fill up your gas tank or make purchases inside the gas station mart.

Since Chase stopped offering access to its Ink Plus card, Ink Business Cash is the only no - or low - fee business card from Chase to offer 5 percent back on these categories.

Other cards offer 5 percent back in categories that rotate each quarter.

Since you can earn 1.5 percent back on every single purchase you make and never pay an annual fee, you can earn some serious cash on everyday purchases, big ticket items, all types of travel or whatever else you choose.

Meaning that Freedom cardholders can also receive 5 percent back at wholesale stores, department stores, restaurants, gas stations and more.

The card also earns 1 percent back on everything else with a lot of flexibility to redeem your rewards.

The card offers a great five percent return on categories that rotate quarterly, and one percent back on all other purchases.

For instance, a variable rate card might offer higher rewards for purchases made in one or two categories, such as gas, groceries, entertainment or dining out, and then all other purchases will earn 1 percent back.

USAA last year started offering a card — in certain states — that can earn 2.5 percent back on all purchases.

But for your domestic purchases, especially at restaurants and gas stations, earning 3 percent back is an excellent benefit.

Challenges of airline cards Deborah Goldberg, 39, of Charlotte, North Carolina, says she used to have two cards — a Discover it card that offers 5 percent back on rotating categories each quarter and 1 percent everywhere else; and a Bank of America Cash Rewards Visa that offers 3 percent back on gas, 2 percent on groceries and 1 percent on everything else.

That's because it offers an outstanding 5.0 percent back in quarterly rotating bonus categories.

A co-branded gas card could also allow you to collect up to 5 percent back when buying from a specific gas station and 1 to 2 percent on all other purchases.

Every purchase will earn a minimum of 1 percent back.

The AARP card has the highest bonus categories for gas and dining, while the Amazon card gets you 3 percent back on most Amazon purchases.

Not only do you earn 2 percent back on every Costco purchase, but you can earn cash back for gas, dining out, travel and more.

You'll also get 2 percent back at gas stations and restaurants.

This card will give you 4.0 percent cash back at restaurants, 3.0 percent back for certain major travel expenses, 2.0 percent back on most online and mobile purchases (including Uber rides) and 1.0 percent back everywhere else.

After you earn the welcome bonus and have spent more than $ 10,000 in the bonus categories, the card earns just 1 percent back for most purchases, which lags behind other rewards cards.

You'll earn 5 percent back on internet, cable and phone services, which are ongoing expenses for most of us.