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It's been a while since I've posted! Hello again!
So I'm trying to figure out the best card to use for Amazon purchases...since I feel like I could be getting more than the 1.5% my Freedom Unlimited is giving me (I am heavily invested in UR though, so this may be the best option). I was looking at the Amazon Prime Visa, but then I remembered that the US Bank Cash+ bookstore category used to work for all Amazon purchases. Is this still the case?
Yes it still works
@ssmith891 wrote:It's been a while since I've posted! Hello again!
So I'm trying to figure out the best card to use for Amazon purchases...since I feel like I could be getting more than the 1.5% my Freedom Unlimited is giving me (I am heavily invested in UR though, so this may be the best option). I was looking at the Amazon Prime Visa, but then I remembered that the US Bank Cash+ bookstore category used to work for all Amazon purchases. Is this still the case?
It does. I use my Cash+ for any Amazon purchases under $150 (otherwise, I use my Amazon Store Card for special financing).
Chase Amazon Prime Signature Visa. 5% Love it!
I've got the Chase Amazon Prime Visa, for 5% cash back if you are a prime member.
If I had t do it again, I'd get the Cash+. More options and don't have to be a prime member.
Wait! 5% on Amazon with the bookstore category, and I didn't know this? This is a game changer, and will change that next round. Thank You.
@WolfMan wrote:Wait! 5% on Amazon with the bookstore category, and I didn't know this? This is a game changer, and will change that next round. Thank You.
Speaking of next round, I just got an email about choosing your categories. I'll start a new thread for that.
@digitek wrote:I've got the Chase Amazon Prime Visa, for 5% cash back if you are a prime member.
If I had t do it again, I'd get the Cash+. More options and don't have to be a prime member.
While there are more options (i.e. non-Amazon bookstores) there are also caps, $2000 spend a quarter shared with your other 5% category. But if you are under that, and don't need prime, (and don't want two of the other 5% categories!) it is a good choice.