@FireMedic1 wrote:
From what I saw. Its a rewards program with a browser add on (desktop only) and you earn points and then can get goodies with those points. Its not a credit thing. The AARP credit card is seviced by Barclays. Its not credit related.
https://www.aarp.org/rewards/
Not sure about the browser add on, but on the AARP site, you can purchase gift cards and services at a discount (AARP Rewards does also do a points thing, but I am uninterested in that)..... So in order to maximize / stack rewards, I'm wanting to purchase with the best card for the category.
(thank you for responding)
Fico8 = EQ 759, TU 780, EX 751 (9/15/2024), INQ in 12 mo: EQ 2, TU 4, EX 5
Cards: NFCU: Flagship VS $45k, Plat $24.3k, Plat $10.7k | Amex: Delta Reserve $50k | Citi: DC WE MC $28.8k | Discover: It $32.5k | Barclays: Juniper $18.25k | USAA: PCR VS $24.5k, RA $10k | UMB: SR VS $15k | PenFed: Path VS $20k, Plat Rew VS $15k | Synchrony: Lowes’s store $25k | Truist: Bright $10.5k, Bright $6.5k | Cap1: Venture1 Plat MC $10.3k, Kohls store $3k | Comenity: MyCash MC $27.5k | Wells Fargo: AC $10.3k | TD Bank: Target MC $6k (Reports as retail card despite now being MC) | BoA: CCR VS $42.5k | Affinity FCU: Premium VS $25k | Others
