Sentences with phrase «purchases per year»

To remain a wholesale member, you have to make $ 50 worth of purchases per year to keep your membership.

One in nine homes in the U.S. are now single - family rentals, and single - family real estate investors make up nearly 20 % of the entire real estate market, accounting for over a million purchases per year.

Like the Blue Cash Preferred ® Card from American Express, the Blue Cash Everyday ® Card from American Express rewards purchases made at U.S. supermarket, and U.S. gas station - just at lower rates of 3 % (capped at the same $ 6k in purchases per year), 2 % respectively.

At 6 %, the U.S. supermarket rewards rate (capped at $ 6k in purchases per year) is the highest bonus percentage we've seen for that category.

We recommend that consumers who spend less than $ 15,000 in purchases per year with their card go with the Citi ® Double Cash Credit Card.

Note, however, that the bonus cash back does include a strict cap of $ 3,000 of purchases per year in each category.

You earn double points on your first $ 50,000 in purchases per year, with one point per dollar on purchases thereafter.

Earn 3 % cash back at U.S. supermarkets (on up to $ 6,000 spent in purchases per year, then 1 %), 2 % cash back at U.S. gas stations, and 1 % cash back on your other purchases.

2X applies to the first $ 50,000 in purchases per year, 1 point per dollar thereafter

Earn 2x points at US supermarkets (up to $ 6,000 in purchases per year, then 1x) and 1x points on other purchases.

For businesses with big travel, shipping, or advertising budgets, the Chase Ink Business Preferred ℠ card can be a valuable savings tool, offering bonus rewards in those categories on up to $ 150,000 in combined category purchases per year.

The Blue Business ℠ Plus Credit Card from American Express, a GET.com advertiser, is a rewards credit card that lets you earn 2X points on everyday business purchases (such as office supplies or dinners with clients), 2X points apply to the first $ 50,000 in purchases per year, earn 1 point per dollar after that.

Earn three BMO Rewards points for every dollar spent on eligible travel, dining and entertainment purchases, up to $ 50,000 in purchases per year.

The Ink cards offer 5 points per dollar when used for office supplies, phone, and cable bills (for up to $ 50K in purchases per year).

Additionally, you'll earn 3.0 percent cash back at U.S. supermarkets on your first $ 6,000 in purchases per year, 2.0 percent cash back at U.S. gas stations and select U.S. department stores, and 1.0 percent back on all other purchases.

The Costco Anywhere Visa Card by Citi * is an option for members of the warehouse club, as it provides 4 percent cash back on up to $ 7,000 in fuel purchases per year (then 1 percent thereafter).

The 3 % and the 5 % only applies to $ 50,000 of purchases per year.

You'll get 4 percent back at gas stations, 3 percent back at restaurants and 2 percent back at grocery stores for the first $ 8,000 in combined purchases per year.

Just like for the 5 % cash back categories the 3 % cash back can be earned on up to $ 50,000 in purchases per year with all purchases above the $ 50,000 limit earning 1 %.

Blue Cash Everyday cardholders receive 3 % cash back on purchases made at qualifying U.S. supermarkets, on up to $ 6,000 worth of purchases per year (then 1 %); 2 % at U.S. gas stations and select department stores; and 1 % back on other purchases.

Cardholders also earn three percent cash back at U.S. supermarkets on up to $ 6,000 in purchases per year (one percent thereafter), two percent cash back on purchases made at U.S. gas stations and select department stores, and one percent back on all other purchases.

For example, the Blue Cash Preferred card from American Express offers 6 percent cash back at U.S. supermarkets (up to $ 6,000 in purchases per year), 3 percent cash back at U.S. gas stations and select department stores and 1 percent cash back on all other spending.

If you spend more than $ 4,950 on Amazon purchases per year, your Amazon Prime membership stands to net a better value for you.

The American Express Everyday card is a no - annual - fee card that gives you 2 percent back on U.S. supermarket purchases (up to $ 6,000 in purchases per year) and 1 percent back on your other purchases, plus a 20 percent point bonus whenever you use the card at least 20 times in a month.

The American Express Everyday Preferred card gives you 3 percent back on U.S. supermarket purchases (up to $ 6,000 in purchases per year), 2 percent back on U.S. gas station purchases and 1 percent back on other purchases, plus a 50 percent point bonus whenever you use your card at least 30 times in a month, for a $ 95 annual fee (waived the first year).

It earns 2x points for all purchases (2X applies to the first $ 50,000 in purchases per year, 1 point per dollar thereafter), and also specifically for Uber, Amex Travel, and OPEN partners.

In the meantime, there are plenty of cards that can match the Everyday card's 2 percent bonus rate on U.S. supermarket purchases, and many of these cards don't put a cap on this bonus (the Everyday card limits the bonus rate to the first $ 6,000 in grocery purchases per year).

You get 5 percent cash back on internet, cable and phone services and at office supply stores on up to $ 25,000 in purchases per year.

Very similar to The Amex EveryDay ® Credit Card from American Express, this card earns 3X points per dollar at US supermarkets on up to $ 6,000 in purchases per year.

5 % cash back on internet, cable and phone services and at office supply stores ($ 25,000 in purchases per year)

If you do not want to pay an annual fee, no matter what: The Blue Cash Preferred's sibling, the Blue Cash Everyday, does not have an annual fee, but it offers a much lower amount back for your groceries — 3 % at U.S. supermarkets on up to $ 6,000 worth of purchases per year (then 1 %).

It earns incredibly high rewards at U.S. supermarkets: 6 % for the first $ 6,000 in purchases per year, then 1 %.

If you spend more than $ 3,167 / year (or ~ $ 61 / week) at U.S. supermarkets or more than $ 9,500 / year (or ~ $ 183 / week) at U.S. gas stations, consider the Blue Cash Preferred, which offers 6 % at U.S. supermarkets (on up to $ 6,000 in purchases per year, then 1 %) and 3 % at U.S gas stations.

Blue Cash Everyday cardholders receive 3 % cash back on purchases made at qualifying U.S. supermarkets, on up to $ 6,000 worth of purchases per year (then 1 %); 2 % at U.S. gas stations and select department stores; and 1 % back on other purchases.

Blue Cash Preferred cardholders receive 6 % cash back on purchases made at qualifying U.S. supermarkets (on up to $ 6,000 worth of purchases per year, then 1 %), 3 % cash back at U.S. gas stations and select department stores, and 1 % back on other purchases.

First of all, there is no transaction fee at all, a savings which will become significant if you are making several purchases per year.

Cardholders have the ability to Earn 2X points on everyday business for the first $ 50,000 in purchases per year, 1 point per dollar thereafter.

This applies to the first $ 7,000 in purchases per year, and provides just 1 % after that.

The Costco card provides users with 4 % cash back at gas stations (up to $ 7,000 in purchases per year), and 3 % on restaurant spending.

Other rewards include 6 % back at U.S. supermarkets (up to $ 6,000 in purchases per year, then 1 % applies).

You can choose 1 of these categories to earn 3X points per dollar, and the other 4 will earn 2X points per dollar on up to $ 100,000 in combined purchases per year.

Earn 2X points on everyday business for the first $ 50,000 in purchases per year, 1 point per dollar thereafter.

We recommend that consumers who spend less than $ 15,000 in purchases per year with their card go with the Citi ® Double Cash Credit Card.

Additionally, you'll earn 3.0 percent cash back at U.S. supermarkets on your first $ 6,000 in purchases per year, 2.0 percent cash back at U.S. gas stations and select U.S. department stores, and 1.0 percent back on all other purchases.

In fact, healthcare has grown to about a fifth of America's entire economy, and at over $ 8,000 per head in healthcare purchases per year, we're the industry's best customers.

When spending at supermarkets, the first $ 6,000 of purchases per year is eligible for 6 % cash back.

Just remember, the 5 % category cap is $ 3,000 for combined gas and military base purchases per year and not per quarter.

Earn 2 % cash back on your first $ 3,000 on supermarket purchases per year.

While it does have a higher annual fee than the IHG ® Rewards Club Traveler Credit Card — $ 95 (waived for the first year) compared to $ 29 — the increased rewards earned on restaurant and travel will make up for this if you can make over $ 5,410 in non-IHG purchases per year within these categories.

Cardholders can get 5 % cash back at most U.S. gas stations, up to $ 6,000 in purchases per year.