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Navy Federal Flagship Rewards Card: Spend $3,500 in 90 Days, Earn
35K Bonus Points
& More (Valid thru 04/30/2024)
Navy Federal Credit Union is offering a Limited time offer: Earn 35,000 bonus points when you spend $3,500 in purchases in the first 90 Days ($350 cash redemption value) with their Navy Federal Flagship Rewards Card. You must select "Apply Now" to take advantage of this special offer. Purchase & Balance Transfer Variable APR between 15.24% - 18.00%. $49 annual fee.
Card Details:
- Note: You must be a Navy Federal Credit Union member to participate in this deal. Click here for membership eligibility info and here for membership application.
Card Details:
- No balance transfer fees
- No foreign transaction fees
- No cash advance fees
- 3X points on travel
- 2X points on everything else
- Receive statement credits (up to $100) for Global Entry or TSA Pre✓
- No rewards limit or expiration
- Amazon Prime free for a year
- Worldwide Automatic Travel Accident Insurance, plus travel and emergency assistance
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- Offer valid for cardholders issued new Visa Signature Flagship Rewards Credit Card accounts.
- To be eligible for the 35,000 points offer, you must make $3,500 or more in net purchases within 90 days of account opening. Rewards are earned on eligible net purchases.
- Please allow up to 8 weeks after the 90-day period for the 35,000 points to post to your rewards balance.
- Amazon Prime offer applies only to annual Amazon Prime memberships. Not valid for recurring membership monthly payment option or Amazon Prime Student. Annual membership must be purchased by 01/01/2025.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Edited April 9, 2024
at 12:28 PM
https://www.navyfederal
First off, not everyone can be a navy federal member. You have to serve in the military, be a dod contractor, or be related to a navy federal member. This card also has a $49 annual fee.
This isn't a new deal as far as I can tell but I've been shopping around for a "generic" cash back card for general purchases. All the deal sites that list the top cards didn't note this one, I'm guessing due to the fact that navy fed isn't open to everyone.
However it seems pretty competitive. 3% back on travel. 2% back on everything else. It also covers one year Amazon prime, cost of Global Entry (which also works for TSA pre), and $350 worth of points if you spend $3500 in 90d, plus visa signature benefits.
I know other cards have higher returns for specific type purchases, and one has 3% back for the first year, then 2%, and the wells fargo card is 2% with no annual fee, but if you want/use prime and/or global entry, seems like a good deal. It's potential stacked is $350 if you spend $3500 in 90d, $100 global entry, $150 Amazon prime = $600 in benefits that theoretically can be used in the first 90d.
Fine print here https://www.navyfederal
If anyone knows of a better "all purpose" card please chime in.
First off, not everyone can be a navy federal member. You have to serve in the military, be a dod contractor, or be related to a navy federal member. This card also has a $49 annual fee.
This isn't a new deal as far as I can tell but I've been shopping around for a "generic" cash back card for general purchases. All the deal sites that list the top cards didn't note this one, I'm guessing due to the fact that navy fed isn't open to everyone.
However it seems pretty competitive. 3% back on travel. 2% back on everything else. It also covers one year Amazon prime, cost of Global Entry (which also works for TSA pre), and $350 worth of points if you spend $3500 in 90d, plus visa signature benefits.
I know other cards have higher returns for specific type purchases, and one has 3% back for the first year, then 2%, and the wells fargo card is 2% with no annual fee, but if you want/use prime and/or global entry, seems like a good deal. It's potential stacked is $350 if you spend $3500 in 90d, $100 global entry, $150 Amazon prime = $600 in benefits that theoretically can be used in the first 90d.
Fine print here https://www.navyfederal
If anyone knows of a better "all purpose" card please chime in.
Created 04-09-2024
at 12:17 PM
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The current version gives Amazon Prime free one time in the cards life. The survey asked if we would pay more to have it every year plus the following tweaks.
4x points for travel (currently 3X).
3x for restaurants (new)
2x on everything else
Global\TSA stays.
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Overall though, this is a card good enough for vets who don't want to dive into having too many cards, luxury cards with high fees, or points churning for sign up bonuses.
No harm. It won't die. I'm sure some vets will have their interest peaked.
I was thinking about how other post are more so about the big sign up bonuses and your last sentence about chiming in on all-purpose cards put Reddit in my mind. I'm sure Slickdeals will appreciate the clicks staying here.
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I was thinking about how other post are more so about the big sign up bonuses and your last sentence about chiming in on all-purpose cards put Reddit in my mind. I'm sure Slickdeals will appreciate the clicks staying here.
I also hadn't brushed up on the general visa signature benefits in a while but some decent items there too like double warranty up to a year and cell phone insurance when phone bill is paid with card (I have NOT read all the fine print yet, so take this fwiw.)
https://usa.visa.com/pay-with-vis...cards.htm
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True but to be fair YMMV. From my experience for example Chase Travel typically get the best deal for me. I don't go with them if they somehow don't. Walmart Travel is another good one too IMO.
Overall though, this is a card good enough for vets who don't want to dive into having too many cards, luxury cards with high fees, or points churning for sign up bonuses.
How is this post not fitting for SD? This seems exactly like the kind of info this site was made for hosting.