Earn 5x on grocery store purchases with Chase cards!

While Chase has excelled in offering bonus cashback on categories like restaurant, travel, and gas purchases with their cards, one of the areas where they've been deficient on are grocery store purchases.  And as Citi just announced changes to their Premier card that will soon earn 3x on grocery store purchases, the ball is now in Chase's court.  And Chase just delivered with flying colors by offering either 5x or 3x on grocery store purchases for their annual fee cards through June 30, 2020!


The following cards will automatically earn 5x starting today (no activiation required):
Chase Sapphire Reserve5X points
United Club5X miles
United Club Infinite5X miles
United Presidential Plus5X miles
And the following will automatically earn 3x starting today (no activation required):
Chase Sapphire Preferred3X points
Aer Lingus Visa Signature3X Avios
British Airways Visa Signature3X Avios
Disney Premier Visa3% Disney Rewards Dollars
Hyatt3X Bonus Points
World of Hyatt3X Bonus Points
Iberia Visa Signature3X Avios
IHG Rewards Club Premier3X points
IHG Rewards Club Select3X points
Southwest Rapid Rewards3X points
Southwest Rapid Rewards Employee3X points
Southwest Rapid Rewards Plus3X points
Southwest Rapid Rewards Premier3X points
Southwest Rapid Rewards Priority3X points
United Explorer3X miles
United MileagePlus3X miles
United MileagePlus Awards3X miles
United MileagePlus Select3X miles
There is a cap of $1,500 on grocery store spending per card, per month.  This means that if you have multiple Chase cards, you could combine the monthly cap to $3,000 for 2 cards, $4,500 for 3 cards, and so on.


Bottom line

Although it's a limited time promo good through June 30, it's great to see Chase finally offer bonus grocery store cashback on their annual fee cards.  This also comes at a very convenient time for most of us as we are spending a substantial amount at grocery stores during the COVID-19 pandemic.  No activation is required and the maximum caps are generous, so it's a no-brainer to start using your Chase cards at grocery stores unless you have the Amex Gold card, which always earns 4x at grocery stores, or the Chase Freedom, which earns 5x at grocery stores this quarter only.

H/T: Rene's Points

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