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WalMart and Department Stores
Chase has announced their Freedom 4th Quarter Bonus categories, and made the activation links live. I hope you’ve been able to max out your 3rd quarter bonus categories in food and movies. Those were two of my favorite things. But time waits for no one, and we must start strategizing how to max out our 4th quarter bonus categories. In case you’re unfamiliar with Chase Freedom category bonuses, they up the bonus points you can earn to 5x on every dollar spent in said category. That means that as Christmas and holiday gift giving season nears, you’ll be able to earn 5 points for every dollar you spend at WalMart and Department stores. This is going to be a good quarter…
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Don’t have a Chase Freedom? You’re missing out and should get one.
Here’s a quick reminder. Chase Freedom is a cash back card UNLESS you also have a premium Chase Ultimate Rewards earning card like a Chase Sapphire Preferred, Reserve, or Ink Business Preferred ( Ink Plus or Bold too if you have one). When you have one of the premium cards you can transfer your Chase Freedom Points into the Ultimate Rewards earning account and redeem them with transfer partners.
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