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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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Also a bit difficult to monitor spending when it is spread across so many cards.
Platinum Credits:
Priority Pass: Easily my favorite perk, although it's also covered by my CSR.
2022 actual realized value: Priceless
$200 airline: Not hard to use, but not as easy as my CSR. There are forums that discuss ways to use the credit on seat upgrades/etc which the credit technically doesn't cover. If you want I can provide a link.
2022 actual realized value: $200 on in-flight services/upgrades.
$189 Clear: Simple to use and helps at the airport.
2022 actual realized value: $189 (+tax maybe?)
$240 Digital Entertainment [thepointsguy.com]: Pays for Disney Bundle currently. Not sure how it will change when Disney raises prices [arstechnica.com] later this year.
2022 actual realized value: $160 so far, $240 by end of year.
$155 Walmart+: I admit I only signed up for this since it was free (after monthly credit). I have used it a few times, but if I had to pay I wouldn't use it. There are better options local to me for delivery of groceries and shipping.
2022 actual realized value: $155
$200 Uber: I usually Uber once a month or two. So this pays for itself the months I do. Can be used on Uber Eats as well. But if its causing you to go out of your way to use the credit and thus spend money you wouldnt normally...I wouldn't say it's "worth it". YMMV
2022 actual realized value: ~$60
$25 /yr Global Entry: Easy to redeem. Just enroll for GE or PreCheck and Amex reimburses. It's good for 5 years. Even if you only fly once GE/PreCheck and Clear (being free mind you) more than make up for the long wait times for new GE applicants currently.
2022 actual realized value: $25
Total value from Platinum = ~$900.
Not counting the points I earn on the card for flights and hotels. And hotel and rental status, if you care for that sort of thing.
Edit: There are also other niche perks, Saks Fifth credit, hotel status, car rental status, Fine Resorts and Hotel credits/offers, etc. The above are ones I get value out of without going out of my way.
Except for Walmart+ I guess.
Platinum Credits:
Priority Pass: Easily my favorite perk, although it's also covered by my CSR.
2022 actual realized value: Priceless
$200 airline: Not hard to use, but not as easy as my CSR. There are forums that discuss ways to use the credit on seat upgrades/etc which the credit technically doesn't cover. If you want I can provide a link.
2022 actual realized value: $200 on in-flight services/upgrades.
$189 Clear: Simple to use and helps at the airport.
2022 actual realized value: $189 (+tax maybe?)
$240 Digital Entertainment [thepointsguy.com]: Pays for Disney Bundle currently. Not sure how it will change when Disney raises prices [arstechnica.com] later this year.
2022 actual realized value: $160 so far, $240 by end of year.
$155 Walmart+: I admit I only signed up for this since it was free (after monthly credit). I have used it a few times, but if I had to pay I wouldn't use it. There are better options local to me for delivery of groceries and shipping.
2022 actual realized value: $155
$200 Uber: I usually Uber once a month or two. So this pays for itself the months I do. Can be used on Uber Eats as well. But if its causing you to go out of your way to use the credit and thus spend money you wouldnt normally...I wouldn't say it's "worth it". YMMV
2022 actual realized value: ~$60
$25 /yr Global Entry: Easy to redeem. Just enroll for GE or PreCheck and Amex reimburses. It's good for 5 years. Even if you only fly once GE/PreCheck and Clear (being free mind you) more than make up for the long wait times for new GE applicants currently.
2022 actual realized value: $25
Total value from Platinum = ~$900.
Not counting the points I earn on the card for flights and hotels. And hotel and rental status, if you care for that sort of thing.
Edit: There are also other niche perks, Saks Fifth credit, hotel status, car rental status, Fine Resorts and Hotel credits/offers, etc. The above are ones I get value out of without going out of my way.
Except for Walmart+ I guess.
May be i need to swith over to Platinum now. Does it have same fee $695? The only perkg with business Platinum is 35% back when using RP and 5% back on airfare through AMEX travel.
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May be i need to swith over to Platinum now. Does it have same fee $695? The only perkg with business Platinum is 35% back when using RP and 5% back on airfare through AMEX travel.
still not as good as my credit card which is 3% on everything, everywhere, unlimited. i spend 80% of my purchases online so this deal would be ok if i didn't have u.s. alliance
https://go.usalliance.o
Indeed, Adobe and Clear (Already have TSA) not much use except $120 Wireless CR.
The biggest use for me to USE Delta skyclubs.
How to get the Dell CR? The stuff is way overpriced?
On my simply cash cards (since retired by Amex) the monthly statements show spend on 5% categories, but they are 1 billing cycle behind. On 6k spend prolly not too helpful
I have 6 gold business and a Schwab platinum. I max out 4x on 150k each year on gold and roll into Schwab. However I really don't Uber and basically leave all other benefits on table. Any suggestions
I am very pleased that many in store purchases such as Samsclub/Walmart "scan to go" and some digital wallet payment also counted as "online shopping"
still not as good as my credit card which is 3% on everything, everywhere, unlimited. i spend 80% of my purchases online so this deal would be ok if i didn't have u.s. alliance
https://go.usalliance.o
The US Alliance card is a temporary, promotional 3 percent on all spending until December of this year. It then goes to the more standard 2 percent.
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