Here's how it works: you use the card for your everyday purchases (hence the name), accumulate rebates, once you hit $100, they automatically send you a check attached to your next statement. You earn a certain percentage back on each transaction depending on where you used the card.
4% back on gasoline purchases at the pump. Up to $250 in eligible monthly net purchases.
With gas prices hovering around $3.00 a gallon, that calculates out to be about 12 cents a gallon you are "saving". Now, the purchases do have to be at the pump and cannot be made inside. Also, I called to check if diesel fuel is covered, and it is. The only drawback for this is that it caps out at $250 ($10 a month in rebates). Sometimes I spend more than that a month in gas.
3% back on cinema and movie rentals, up to $150 in eligible monthly net purchases.
Are you a movie fan? Do you love to rent movies? Use your Everyday Rewards card, and you'll get 3% of your money back, up to $4.50 a month.
2% back on groceries, restaurants, and fast food, up to $750 in eligible monthly net purchases.
I really like this part, because who doesn't buy groceries? It's also great that they include restaurants and fast food. $15 a month maximum back on this.
Up to 1% back on everything else. ¼% on first $10,000 in eligible net purchases each year; 1% thereafter with no limits.
This part is kind of tricky. According to my calculations, ¼% of $10,000 is $6.25. Like that's going to add up to anything.
This card has no annual fee, $0 fraud liability, and free online access to your account. The APR ranges from 13.74% to 21.74%, depending on your credit. The cash advance APR is 23.74%, with a 3% transaction fee. Visit National City's website for more technical information.
I personally carry and use this card. I always use it for gas, and mainly for groceries as well. I believe I've had the card 3 years, and I've received two over $100 checks. It's awesome, because what I do is as soon as I spend the money, I log in to my online banking with the card and make a payment. That way, the money is accounted for and I'm guaranteed that I won't spend more money than I actually have by getting caught in "the credit card game", and I won't pay any interest charges. If you pay off your credit card balance each month, it's work taking a look at this credit card. You won't be let down!
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5 Comments
Post a CommentI have been with NCB for many years and now its PNC. They still show rewards but do not pay, it has been many months since i have recieved any rewards, it seems i'm stuck around $85.00 and it won't move. Whats wrong?
Greg, thanks for pointing that out!
FYI, 1/4% of $10,000 is $25, not $6.25. 0.0025 x 10,000 = 25.
I have had this National City Everyday Rewards card for years & think it's a POOR choice. I only keep it as a backup. Other cards offer better rewards, such as American Express. In my experience Nat City averages about 1% due the $10,000 & other limits to begin getting higher rewards. Also National City has changed the rules at their discression. They are making it harder to get your check by increasing the minimums.
I have the Lifespring Health Everyday Rewards Visa and really like it. In less than a year I got over $700 in cash back and used it to pay for my office visit co-pays.