Title: 5 Things to Know About the AARP Credit Card - NerdWallet
Headings: 5 Things to Know About the AARP Credit Card
5 Things to Know About the AARP Credit Card
1. The card’s bonus categories are a useful pair
2. The rewards you earn aren't Chase Ultimate Rewards®
3. There is a modest sign-up bonus
4. You don’t have to be an AARP member to apply
5. A portion of your restaurant spending goes to charity
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Content: The AARP® Credit Card from Chase offers good rewards on dining and gas, even if you're not among AARP’s key demographic of Americans age 50 and older. This is especially true given the card's $0 annual fee. But depending on where you do the bulk of your spending, other cards may be better fits or offer more flexible rewards. Here are five things to know about the AARP® Credit Card from Chase. » MORE: NerdWallet’s best credit cards for dining out
1. The card’s bonus categories are a useful pair
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For consumers who spend a large portion of their budget on dining out and gas, this card earns rich rewards: 3% cash back on restaurants, including both sit-down service or fast food, and at gas stations.