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Finally a card that’s all cash that you control. The U.S. Bank Cash+ Visa Signature card lets you choose and change your 5% and 2% Cash+ Categories, plus you get 1% back on everything else - with no limit on how much you can earn.
Earn 5% cash back on two categories that you choose, like home improvement stores or airline tickets.1, 2
Earn 2% cash back on gas, groceries or drug stores – choose one.1, 2
Earn 1% cash back on everything else.
Get a $25 Cash+ Bonus each time you redeem $100 or more cash back in a single redemption.3
So, what do you guys think? If any1 has USBank, how is their reputation? "Good" feedback would be much appreciated.......
A US bank cobranded card is on the top of my list to get. So far I have been declined twice for a US Bank CC.
that's a good card. You can get 5% cash back for utilities including car insurance. I might put this at the top of my list of next card to apply for next year. Is US bank credit cards hard to get?
Another site was showing this card. It does seem really great. Some good 5% categories for me. Looks like you have to select every quarter or back to 1%.
@Anonymous wrote:that's a good card. You can get 5% cash back for utilities including car insurance. I might put this at the top of my list of next card to apply for next year. Is US bank credit cards hard to get?
US Bank is a conservative lender.....and given that this is a signature card I would expect that you would need to have relatively squeaky clean reports to get approved...
Just finished talking w/ a New Account Manager Specialist, I never like to talk w/ the 1st line CSR for they never seemed to be trained adequately...Long story short the card seemed less interesting after getting more info....like no EMV global chip & visa paywave available, and there is a FTF, all 3 things that i am looking for!
Just seems like great cash card to me.
BTW, what is US Banks history of changing terms and cards? Meaning if it is not working for them, how do they handle it. AMEX for example is pretty good about it, they usually let original card holders the option of keeping their old plan but don't let new people get it. No history with US Card so I dont know how they handle it.
Hi can anyone list the 5% categories that your able to choose from?
Thanks
They're supposed to be a reallty great company. I applied for a US Bank card a few years ago but wasn't eligible because they didn't have any branches in New York.