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Chase is offering select Chase Cardholders: 5% Back on Eligible Purchases at McDonald's, Paypal, Pet Shops and Vet Services, Select Charities when you activate this offer on your qualifying card. Offer valid from October 1 to December 31, 2024 for these bonus categories.
Note: The offer can be activated starting September 15th.
(When viewing the quarterly categories outside of logging in to chase.com, it says info coming soon. However, when logging in to credit card and viewing the details link next to where it shows current categories....see 2nd screenshot I have here.............it shows all the year's categories, including the above Q4 list, which I've attached as pic #1 here.)
Select Chase Cardholders - Q4 Bonus Categories - McDonalds, Paypal, Pet Shops and Vet Services, Select Charities
http://www.chase.com
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If you haven't hit your $1500 maximum by the end of the quarter, send money to yourself or a family member using PayPal. There's a 2.9% + $0.30 transaction fee, so you pocket 2%.
Edit: I like another posters idea of making a quarterly tax payment using PayPal. 2% fee, pocket 3%. Plus, no risk of it being categorized as a cash advance. https://www.payusatax.c
You'll get it back with your tax refund.
This is one of the stranger groups of Chase categories I've seen.
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https://www.costco.com/uber---two...82374.htm
October to December it's Target and Amazon for Discover.
I submitted over the weekend, but still no word.
https://imgur.com/a/chase-approval-guide-oXlPW
I've never got it to work that way. How do you get it to stack?
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You don't have doggy insurance?
Yep! F*****G Sucks!
We can't enroll you with the information you provided.
Please make sure you entered the primary cardmember's last name exactly as it appears on the credit card.
If you haven't hit your $1500 maximum by the end of the quarter, send money to yourself or a family member using PayPal. There's a 2.9% + $0.30 transaction fee, so you pocket 2%.
Edit: I like another posters idea of making a quarterly tax payment using PayPal. 2% fee, pocket 3%. Plus, no risk of it being categorized as a cash advance. https://www.payusatax.c
You'll get it back with your tax refund.
Doesn't Pay1040 have a lower fee for PayPal ? Seems to say 1.87% for all payments whereas payusatax is higher for PayPal.
If you haven't hit your $1500 maximum by the end of the quarter, send money to yourself or a family member using PayPal. There's a 2.9% + $0.30 transaction fee, so you pocket 2%.
Edit: I like another posters idea of making a quarterly tax payment using PayPal. 2% fee, pocket 3%. Plus, no risk of it being categorized as a cash advance. https://www.payusatax.c
You'll get it back with your tax refund.
Payments made through the Xoom transfer service are not eligible for 5%. Please note, Person-to- Person (P2P) transactions made with your Chase Freedom card on PayPal may be prohibited or not eligible for 5%.
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Payments made through the Xoom transfer service are not eligible for 5%. Please note, Person-to- Person (P2P) transactions made with your Chase Freedom card on PayPal may be prohibited or not eligible for 5%.