Sentences with phrase «triple earning category»

Plus you have the flexibility of choosing a triple earn category.

Not exact matches

You can earn double points on useful and common household categories, and up to triple the FlexPoints when using the card for charitable donations.

You can earn double points on useful and common household categories, and up to triple the FlexPoints when using the card for charitable donations.

You choose the spending category that earns triple points — from groceries, gas, travel and entertainment, utilities, and several other categories, and you can change the category each quarter.

They also earn triple points in one category of their choice, including airline tickets, gas, advertising, shipping services or computer hardware, software and cloud computing services.

Regardless of how consumers» spending categories change, the power to earn triple cash back or rewards is made possible by Chase's patent - pending technology that adjusts rewards automatically based on cardmembers» monthly spending.

Chase Freedom customers earn triple cash back or reward points in their top three of 15 everyday categories, including:

Many of these cards also offer flexible rewards programs, such as earning double or triple points when spending in certain business - related categories, so you need to consider what types of purchases you will be making in the near future to get the best deal.

You can choose one of five categories to earn triple points, and the rest will earn double.

Not to be outdone, the Amex Business Gold card earns triple points on one of five categories of your choice, double points on the remaining four categories and one point per dollar everywhere else.

The American Express Premier Rewards Gold card also has the best bonus earning categories, offering triple points for airfare and double points for restaurants, gas and groceries.

You get to choose one of five categories to earn triple points, and the remaining categories earn double.

You can choose one of five categories to earn triple points, and the rest will earn double.

According to the president of U.S. Bank Retail Payments Solutions, John Steward, it sets the card apart for consumers who «live life on the go,» putting the cardholder «in charge of their own spend categories so they can earn triple points on the things they like to buy — not just the categories a card presets for them.»

The travel category is nice and broad on this card so it's easy to earn triple points on your spend.

You're allowed to earn double or triple points on the first $ 100,000 of spending in each category per year (computer hardware, software and cloud computing are lumped together in one category), then one point after that.

It also comes with some excellent earning categories, including triple points for airfare and double points for restaurants, gas and groceries.

Select the categories where you spend the most and earn more by doubling and tripling your points.2

There is a base level of rewards that you earn for most spending, but spending in certain categories can earn you double or triple points or even more.

The Citi Premier card earns one point per dollar spent, but can earn double points on dining and entertainment categories and an impressive triple points for travel and gas.

A lot of businesses have internet and phone service expenses, so you can earn triple points in those categories as well.

U.S. Bank FlexPerks Travel Rewards Visa Signature Card Current Sign - up Bonus: 20,000 FlexPoints with $ 2,000 spend in the first 5 months Annual Fee: $ 49 waived the first year Other Benefits: Earn triple FlexPoints on qualifying charitable donations and double FlexPoints on the category you spend the most on (gas, groceries or airline) and most cell phone expenses during each billing cycle.

Most points earning credit cards offer double or triple points for spend within certain categories.

This may not sound like a lot, but it adds up quick because you are doubling or tripling your earnings everytime you use a card that earns a bonus for the category in which you are spending.