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Amex Blue Cash Everyday Cardholders: Savings on Online, Gas & Grocery Purchases
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American Express offers their American Express Blue Cash Everyday Cardholders: 3% Back on U.S. Online Retail, Gas & Grocery Purchases.
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Note, each category is eligible for 3% back on up to $6,000 in purchases. Purchases beyond $6,000 will earn 1% back.
American Express offers their American Express Blue Cash Everyday Cardholders: 3% Back on U.S. Online Retail, Gas & Grocery Purchases.
Thanks to community member scottee for finding this deal.
Note, each category is eligible for 3% back on up to $6,000 in purchases. Purchases beyond $6,000 will earn 1% back.
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Earn a $200 statement credit after you spend $2,000 in purchases in your first 6 months with the Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express. Annual fee is $0.
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It is usually not recommended to actually use rewards to cover a purchase (unless you are getting more value from your points by doing so like in the case of airline point transfers) since you typically do not earn additional rewards on a transaction that you paid for with rewards.
Card 1 has $1,000 balance and $100 in rewards. I redeem rewards as statement credit. When the card gets paid (all of my cards have autopay for full statement balance), now it only takes $900 to pay in full. Then $100 gets transferred from my main checking account (same account I pay these cards from) to my HYSA.
Card 2 has $500 balance and $25 in rewards. Same thing. I redeem a statement credit. $475 gets paid on the due date and $25 gets transferred from main checking to HYSA.
In reality, I do this all at once on all my cards and make a single lump sum transfer to HYSA to keep it simple. At the end of the day, the money all balances out. It takes almost no time to do these steps....click a few redeem buttons, add up all the amounts, and make a transfer.
Make sense?
If a card gets higher point values for something else, I will likely make a different kind of redemption. For instance, one card gets 50% more value being applied to travel purchases so I redeem that accounts points for travel directly. But for the cards where 1 point = 1cent and there aren't any other redemption options, the above method works best for me.
5.25% back as a platinum honors (75% add on 3%) on a no-AF cards beats anything out there.
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Card 1 has $1,000 balance and $100 in rewards. I redeem rewards as statement credit. When the card gets paid (all of my cards have autopay for full statement balance), now it only takes $900 to pay in full. Then $100 gets transferred from my main checking account (same account I pay these cards from) to my HYSA.
Card 2 has $500 balance and $25 in rewards. Same thing. I redeem a statement credit. $475 gets paid on the due date and $25 gets transferred from main checking to HYSA.
In reality, I do this all at once on all my cards and make a single lump sum transfer to HYSA to keep it simple. At the end of the day, the money all balances out. It takes almost no time to do these steps....click a few redeem buttons, add up all the amounts, and make a transfer.
Make sense?
If a card gets higher point values for something else, I will likely make a different kind of redemption. For instance, one card gets 50% more value being applied to travel purchases so I redeem that accounts points for travel directly. But for the cards where 1 point = 1cent and there aren't any other redemption options, the above method works best for me.
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I buy my groceries at Meijer and get 3%