5% off gas all year long up to $1500

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How much do you spend on gas per month?

At $2.50 per gallon, if you drive 30 miles a day, your monthly cost of fuel will be around $72. You are looking at around $1000 on gas, per year.

What if I told you, you could save 5% on gas every time you fill up up to $1500 year?
Thats $50 that you could spend on other things, given that you spend $1000 a year on gas.

You can.

Let me show you how it works. It's Simple.

Chase Freedom Card offers 5% back on rotating categories every year.

From January to March of this year, the category was gas stations and other transportation related merchants. This means that you get 5% back on every purchase you make at gas stations up to $1500.

From January to March, every time you fill up the car, go into the gas station and purchase gas station gift card! It could be Shell, BP or whatever gas station that you might choose to stop at.

Then after the gas station category is over (April - December) redeem the gas station gift cards by using it to buy gas!

Since you got 5% off on the initial cost of the gas station gift card, you are 5% off on every gallon you put into your car. Literally!

Let me break it down.

1. Apply for the Chase Freedom Card. [NO ANNUAL FEE. FREE CARD]

2. Get online, activate the 5% cash back for the categories.

4. When it's time for gas stations, go and stock up on gas station cards. You'll get 5% back on every purchase until $1500.

gas station gift card: $100

5% CashBack: $5

5. Redeem gift card to fill up your car. Every purchase is 5% off.

But what do you do after the category ends and we move on to a new category? How can we continue to get 5% back on eBay purchases?

Stock up on gas station gift cards before the category ends.

Like I said, it's Simple!

You could double the 5% cash back when your wife or your husband gets a Freedom Card! Thats 5% cash back up to $3000!

Apply for Chase Freedom now!

For More Information.

https://thepointsguy.com/2016/12/chase-freedom-q1-2017-bonus/

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