No hoops, no hassles, no questions asked. On an ongoing basis, the CardName card offers users the chance to earn at least an unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase – it's automatic. In addition, CardName includes a lot of the features also included with the CardName discontinued card, like a $0 annual fee and a sweet offer of 0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers for 15 months, then RegAPR after that, but it also carries with it a few notable (and enticing) differences: Namely, no rotating categories, no quarterly enrollments, and no cap on what you can earn.
These rewards categories mean many people will be able to see their cash back (remember, that's accumulated in the form of popular Chase Ultimate Rewards® points) add up even more quickly than in the past. Suddenly, what has been a consistent top flat-rate cash-back rewards card becomes a top tiered-rate cash-back rewards card. 1.5% cash back on all other eligible purchases (3% during the bonus offer period).3% cash back on drugstore purchases (4.5% during the bonus offer period).3% cash back at restaurants, including takeout and delivery (4.5% during the bonus offer period).5% cash back on travel purchased through the Chase Ultimate Rewards® portal (so, 6.5% during the bonus offer period).To get things started, new cardholders earn an additional 1.5% cash back on everything you buy (on up to $20,000 spent in the first year) for up to $300 cash back.īeyond that bonus opportunity for new cardholders, CardName cardholders earn tiered rewards in a number of other categories. It's made a popular cash-back card even more useful for more everyday purchases.
Let's jump into the details: CardName REWARDSĬhase began moving CardName toward a tiered rewards structure in July 2020. But Chase upped the ante in September 2020, announcing an all-new rewards structure that moves the card into the TIERED cash-back rewards category and includes up to 5% cash back in some categories of purchases. Since CardName appeared on the scene in 2016, it's been among the top flat-rate cash-back cards on the market.
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