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Amex Blue Cash Everyday Cardholders: Savings on Online, Gas & Grocery Purchases
3% Back
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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.
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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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.
Regarding the 3% online, the terms seem to suggest that any purchases through third party wallets will not count even if it's an online purchase. Does anyone know if that is true or not? For security, I usually use Paypal or Apple Pay if I can. It would be a bummer if you have to enter the actual card information in order to get the cashback.
Pretty sure no since it won't be coded as merchant by the processor.
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I'd like to know also.
Must be really hurting because this is the first time I have seen a CC add a useful service in a number of years. Most have been removing benefits. In the past with Amex it has been their usual Amex offers only for mostly nonsensical wine or various other never used merchants.
This card moves way up the list for best value card with the increased 3% categories.
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So BoA has higher annual purchase limit but limited by quarter.
Blue Cash has 3% (6% for preferred) on grocery as well, which was what I mainly used it for.
AMEX adding 3% for online will let me switch BoA 3% to a different category or use it as backup if I max out the $6K on the AMEX.