I am interested in earning Kmart rewards. I have one nearby and I shop there often. Should I apply for their card or is using a traditional rewards credit card a better idea?
Answered on July 01, 2016
Updated on July 01, 2016
Updated on July 01, 2016
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When you are thinking of applying for a credit card, all factors need to be taken into account, especially if you pay any fees for this card. With cash back cards, it's pretty simple - yes, in most cases they are worth it. Cash back cards give you plain and easy to use rewards that you can redeem on your purchases. So, basically you buy something and then erase its cost with your cash back.
If your card has got fees and you tend to carry a balance, first calculate your overall spendings. See how much cash back you will earn with your average spendings with this card and then deduct the...
A cashback card is a card that gives you cash back as rewards. Basically this means that a percentage of the amount spent on purchases is returned to you. This percentage may differ depending on the terms of a credit card issuer that produces your card. For example, the amount of your cash back is 3%. It implies that if you spend $100 with this credit card, you'll earn $3. After you earn the rewards, you may redeem them on purchases. Cash back rewards can be redeemed for statement credits, cash or gift cards.
There are a lot of cards that will give you rewards when you shop at retail stores. Usually retail stores try to offer you a co-branded card with a discount on this brand's purchases, some minor rewards or special financing. However, you pay for these questionable benefits with very high APR and fees. And those cards are only appropriate for shopping at one brand. A better option for shopping would be to acquire a general rewards card. Such a card will let you earn rewards at any store and there are cards that have no annual fee and long periods of 0% intro APR.
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