Amex Blue Cash Now Offering Unlimited Rewards

Saturday, September 2nd, 2006

This thread at FW tipped off the news that Blue Cash no longer caps your rewards after $50,000 in spending. It’s now reflected on Amex’s website as well. The new redemption table looks like this:

Total Annual Purchases	Gas stations, supermarkets, drugstores	All other puchases
$0-$6,500	1%	0.5%
$6,500.01 or more	5%	1.5%

This is great news for big spenders. With the impending doom of the Citi Dividend card, this card is a very viable alternative. You are sacrificing some return on the first $6,500 versus a flat 1.5% card like the Fidelity Investments Rewards card, but afterwards, you’re getting top dollar. If you’re a big spender looking for the simplicity of carrying a single card and charging everything on it, then these changes make Blue Cash very attractive.

Details on the Blue Cash rebate can be found here.

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