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Find a reference that will allow you to assign a nominal cash value to the points, then compare apples to apples.
@Anonymous wrote:
Hubby got a chase freedom on Tuesday - card isn't here yet, but the rep told him he would get 10k bonus points or $100 cash back if he spent $500 in the first 3 months (totally not a problem). I can't find anything on their rewards structures, so which is the better deal?
Hi. The 10k bonus points translates to $100 cash back. The freedom card uses UR points that work out to 1 cent per point. They're basically the same thing. Hope that helps.
@littlelottie wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Hubby got a chase freedom on Tuesday - card isn't here yet, but the rep told him he would get 10k bonus points or $100 cash back if he spent $500 in the first 3 months (totally not a problem). I can't find anything on their rewards structures, so which is the better deal?Hi. The 10k bonus points translates to $100 cash back. The freedom card uses UR points that work out to 1 cent per point. They're basically the same thing. Hope that helps.
+2 the 10k points show up in your rewards and when you redeem you can have them mail you a check or apply to your current bill
as stated 1 point = 1 cent.
on avg ive earned about 20 dollars a month in cash back.
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