Chase is offering select
Chase Freedom/Freedom Flex Cardholders: 5% Back on
Eligible Purchases at
Gas Stations, EV Charging, and Select Live Entertainment only when you activate this offer on your qualifying card. Offer valid from
July 1 to
September 30, 2023 on these bonus categories.
Thanks to community member
TirupatiS for sharing this deal.
Note, must enter your info on the
promotion page to activate the 5% back on your qualifying card.
You may earn 5% cash back on
up to $1,500 in combined purchases in bonus categories each quarter (on each eligible account).
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Folks rarely use more than 2 or 3 cards with rotating categories- just put a note in your phone with which is which category, and a quarterly reminder to update the note.
You could also bookmark this I guess:
https://www.doctorofcre
Then click on whatever the most recent "Quarterly categories" link is there to see the current ones for all the rotating cards.... but that won't actually help you if one of them is one where YOU pick your 5% categories like the US bank one... the note idea would.
This is an underrated tip that got down voted. This card offers 5% back on Staples, which regularly has Visa GC's with $0 activation.
It acts as 5% back on most things. Even if you keep a separate card for Gas and Dining (often require a separate authorization). This is a way to earn 5% on streaming services, mobile phone, and all groceries every month.
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Get both and stack, points are transferrable to Sapphire for better redemption rate
The original Freedom is a visa so maybe that would work
Yes correct
So what you do is you put the gas station spending and gift cards in the freedom then move the points to the sapphire for the multiplyer. Husband and wife can link cards as well for combining maximum point redemption.
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It clearly says freedom and freedom flex.