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    Reward Card Information                         
If you're good at paying off your balance in full each month and managing your account carefully, these cards can be a bonus to you! Common examples of rewards cards include; airline reward cards offering airline, hotel, car rental or other rewards; rewards cards offering rebates and points redeemable for merchandise and services; and rebate and cash-back cards offering money back on a percentage of your purchases.

Before you apply - a few important factors to consider...
  • Rewards may be granted only on qualified purchases, which may be limited only to certain dollar amounts, purchases made at specific merchants, or certain kinds of purchases. However, some cards may generously offer double- or more points for purchases made with specific merchants, purchases over a certain dollar amount, or rewards just for signing up.
  • Points may expire, or may be difficult to use. Some points may only be redeemable with certain merchants or for a limited list of rewards. However, more and more rewards cards are offering non-expiring, easy-to-redeem rewards. Do your homework to make sure the rewards you earn are rewards you can put to use.
     

These cards may charge a high annual fee or higher interest rate in exchange for superior rewards. Make sure the added expense is worth what you'll gain in rewards, perks or services.

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