Sentences with phrase «x on all other spend»

With the 50 % bonus, the effective earning rates increase to 4.5 x at grocery stores, 3x at gas stations, and 1.5 x on all other spend.

Not exact matches

To fund the other (100 minus X) percent of your initial retirement spending, you will need a nest egg of $ Y based on the assumption that this income also needs to keep pace with inflation even though you won't need anywhere near that much over time.»

I'm not sure where it compares to others, but I know they have some sort of baby promotion going on where if you spend X amount of dollars between X and Z dates, you get some sort of reward.

Unlike many other co-branded airline cards, you can actually earn more than 1X mile per dollar spent on all other purchases: the United MileagePlus ® Club Card allows you to earn 1.5 X miles per dollar spent.

1.5 x Priority Miles per $ 1 spent on qualifying everyday purchases (gas, grocery, cable TV, phone, and other monthly utilities)

The rewards bonus you'll earn as a Bank of America ® Preferred Rewards client means you could get up to 3.5 X points for every $ 1 spent on travel and dining purchases and up to 2.625 X points on all other purchases.

You'll also get unlimited 1.5 X points per $ 1 spent on all other purchases.

Example calculation: Card X earns two points per $ 1 on gas and one point per $ 1 on all other spending.

After your first year, you'll simply continue to earn 1.5 x points for everything you spend from that point on; lots of other cards can beat this earning rate.

There aren't many other cards out there that will give you 1.5 X on all foreign purchases, so there's some value there for those who spend quite a lot of time and money abroad.

It was also announced that Business Platinum cardholders will now earn 1.5 x Membership Rewards points per dollar spent on any purchase of $ 5,000 or more, though I don't find this new perk as exciting as the other two above.

Since the United Club Visa offers 2X points on United purchases and 1.5 X points on everything else, this means you could, in theory, get the 49,375 miles you need for a United Club membership each year by spending under $ 25K on United or under $ 33K on other stuff, including Vanilla Reloads.

earn 5X points for ever $ 1 spent on hotel, earn 2 X points on purchases on gas and groceries, and 1X points on all other purchases

This is a new premium card from Bank of America that is reasonably rewarding, as it offers a $ 100 airline incidental credit every year, 2x points per dollar spent on dining and travel, and 1.5 x points per dollar spent on other purchases.

Example calculation: Card X earns two points per $ 1 on gas and one point per $ 1 on all other spending.

For every dollar you spend on gas, you receive the equivalent of 2.25 cents back (2 points x 0.01125 cents / point), while on all other spending you receive 1.125 cents back for every dollar you spend.