Title: AARP Credit Card from Chase Review
Headings: AARP Credit Card from Chase Review
AARP Credit Card from Chase Review
AARP® Credit Card from Chase
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Full Review of AARP Credit Card from Chase
Pros Explained
Cons Explained
This Card is Best For
AARP Credit Card from Chase Bonus
Rewards Earning Details
Rewards Redemption Details
How to Maximize Your Rewards
AARP Credit Card's Outstanding Benefits
Standard Benefits
Cardholder Experience
Security Features
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Content: Earn 1% Cash Back rewards on all other purchases. Balance Transfer Fee
Either $5 or 3% of the amount of each transfer, whichever is greater. Foreign transaction fee (%)
3%
how this card stacks up
When compared among all rewards cards in our database: Rewards
Benefits
Low Fees
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Read our full methodology. The AARP Credit Card from Chase is not one of our top-rated rewards credit cards. You can review our list of the best rewards credit cards for what we think are better options. Full Review of AARP Credit Card from Chase
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Pros Explained
Cons Explained
Bonus
Rewards Earning Details
Rewards Redemption Details
Transferring Points
How to Maximize Your Rewards
Outstanding Benefits
Standard Benefits
Cardholder Experience
Security Features
Pros
Generous cash-back rewards at restaurants and gas stations
No annual fee
Certain purchases help charitable efforts
Generous one-time offer
Cons
Foreign transaction fee
No introductory APR
Mediocre cash back on most categories
Pros Explained
Generous Cash-Back Rewards at Restaurants and Gas Stations: This card comes with 3% cash back for two highly popular spending categories: restaurants and gas stations. This compares favorably with other cards, like the American Express Blue Cash Everyday, which only offers 2% cash back on gas stations.