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Understanding Cash Back on Credit Cards

Written by Synchrony Staff

Published Sep 24 | 1 minute read

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    How to find a good credit card cash back program.

    Earning cash back on purchases made with your credit card is great!

    But how much are you actually getting back?

    With many cards, your percentage of cash or money back on your purchases may vary…
    …depending on where and what you purchase.

    But all you want is a great cash back rate and no guessing, right?

    Well, cards like that do exist!

    Like the Synchrony Premier World Mastercard®.

    Earn 2% cash on every purchase, every category.*

    With no cap on how much cash you get back, all with no annual fee.*

    Plus, Synchrony is one of the largest private label credit card providers in the country…

    …so chances are a lot of your friends already have one.

    Don’t just get cash back.

    Get more.

    Start your exploration at Synchrony.

    LEARN MORE: Visit Synchrony.com/financing/synchrony-mastercards

    *2% CASHBACK: Valid on net purchases (less credits, returns and adjustments) of goods and services made with your Synchrony Mastercard. Cash back earned will be applied as a statement credit within 2 billing periods after an eligible purchase is made. See Reward Program Terms for details. NO ANNUAL FEE: For New Accounts: See rates and fees for details. Existing cardholders: See your credit card agreement terms. Subject to credit approval.

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    This article contains contributions from multiple staff members for the Synchrony blog.

    *The information, opinions and recommendations expressed in the article are for informational purposes only. Information has been obtained from sources generally believed to be reliable. However, because of the possibility of human or mechanical error by our sources, or any other, Synchrony does not provide any warranty as to the accuracy, adequacy or completeness of any information for its intended purpose or any results obtained from the use of such information. The data presented in the article was current as of the time of writing. Please consult with your individual advisors with respect to any information presented.
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