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What happened to Freedom and Flex maintaining parity? I do not have 3% back at drug stores on my regular Freedom sadly. I rarely go to one anyways since if I need meds I will get them at my grocery store but I did recently go and spend $70 that I would have enjoyed 3% back on lol.
@SecretAzure wrote:What happened to Freedom and Flex maintaining parity? I do not have 3% back at drug stores on my regular Freedom sadly. I rarely go to one anyways since if I need meds I will get them at my grocery store but I did recently go and spend $70 that I would have enjoyed 3% back on lol.
There is no "parity"
5% categories are same, but 3% on dinning and drugstores are exclusive to Freedom Flex and Freedom Unlimited.
Plain ole Freedom didn't end up with additional goodies.
I didn't PC mine because I get plethora of offers from Chase on that card, so I'd hate to jinx it.
@Remedios wrote:There is no "parity"
5% categories are same, but 3% on dinning and drugstores are exclusive to Freedom Flex and Freedom Unlimited.
Plain ole Freedom didn't end up with additional goodies.
I didn't PC mine because I get plethora of offers from Chase on that card, so I'd hate to jinx it.
I could've used my Chase Freedom Unlimited as I just realized it also gained those benefits. Partly, why I felt no urge to PC. Also, because I plan on getting Sapphire (something) some day and liked having the option to PC away from Sapphire to Flex.
Not sure why it didn't register that drug stores was part of the 3%, thought it was just dining.
Anywho, so happy to have zeroed out all of my cards at the start of the new year. I'd like to keep them like this for a bit. It's a nice feeling, albeit, a temporary one.