Several years ago I did a months long blog series called Living Well on Less. I shared with you how my family of five lives well and is debt free on one income. We have no debt {other than our home} and pay off our credit card in full at the end of the month.
And yes, I said credit card {not plural}. We only have one card that we use: a Chase Freedom card. Because we only use one credit card, we did a lot of research to find the card that would work for us. And by work, I mean in the "work it" sense of the word. We needed a card that provided a personalized experience to fit our needs. A card that rewarded us based on what we were already buying.
We've all heard people say they use their credit card to get airline miles. But I use my card and get airline miles, movie tickets, Christmas presents for the kids, cash, you name it. I'm not tied down by what some credit card thinks that I want.
Chase Ultimate Rewards is a rewards program available to Chase Freedom, Chase Sapphire, and Ink from Chase cardholders. When you use your card, you earn points on every purchase and then those points can be redeemed for your choice of rewards. And yes, that can even mean cash directly deposited into your account. During the holidays, Chase also offers extra incentives to cardholders with Ultimate Rewards, really helping you to stretch every dollar!
If you want to, you can redeem your rewards for travel. You can chose any flight without black out dates or restrictions. How sweet is that?!
Throughout the year and especially during the holiday season, Chase rewards us when we do our everyday shopping. Have you made a purchase at Amazon, Nordstrom, Lowe's or Groupon recently?
I have. At all three stores and I received 5% cash back because I used my Chase Freedom card.
Every three months there is a new 5% rewards category. I get alerted via text and opt into those bonuses every quarter. The best part is, there is no annual fee for my Chase Freedom credit card!
Starting being rewarded today!
Visit UltimateRewards.com to learn more.
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