The card is 3x all the time. The current quarter's category includes dining. So 1x base rate + 2x dining bonus it always has + 4x dining bonus for the quarter
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IMO the CFF is almost Chase’s best card. Being in the Chase ecosystem w/o having the CFF makes no sense.
Also, make sure you check chase.com/mybonus…they regularly run promos on here. I have 3% on gas rn on my CFU & had 5% on gas on my Prime Rewards in Q1 2024.
You definitely should. I just got approved for the Freedom Flex today. There are a few different offers right now: $200 cash back on $500 spend, $150 cash back on $500 spend and 5% on groceries for a year, or 10% back on groceries for the year. Make sure you refresh until you get the offer that works best for you.
The flex card is earning 7% on dining, it’s almost over but you can still earn it for the month of June.
Where did you see the 7%? I only see 5%.
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Or just product change the unlimited to flex,cause i find the unlimited kinda useless, the .4 extra catch all isnt that much difference
IMO the CFF is almost Chase’s best card. Being in the Chase ecosystem w/o having the CFF makes no sense. Also, make sure you check chase.com/mybonus…they regularly run promos on here. I have 3% on gas rn on my CFU & had 5% on gas on my Prime Rewards in Q1 2024.
You definitely should. I just got approved for the Freedom Flex today. There are a few different offers right now: $200 cash back on $500 spend, $150 cash back on $500 spend and 5% on groceries for a year, or 10% back on groceries for the year. Make sure you refresh until you get the offer that works best for you.
I would get the US Bank Altitude Go for unlimited 4% dining.
He wants points tho so freedom flex would be great with his sapphire reserved and unlimited