Title: AARP Credit Card Review
Headings: AARP Credit Card from Chase Review
AARP Credit Card from Chase Review
AARP® Credit Card from Chase
Ratings Breakdown
for Interest
2.3
for Fees
3.1
for Rewards
4.5
for Credit
2.2
Who Is This Credit Card Best For?
Pros Explained
Cons Explained
Bonus for New Cardholders
Earning Points & Rewards
Redeeming Rewards
How to Get the Most Out of This Card
AARP Card from Chase’s Other Features
Customer Experience
Security Features
Fees
Our Methodology
Article Sources

Content: Credit score is one of the many factors lenders review in considering your application. 350 579
580 669
670
739
740 799
800
850
Good - Excellent
Regular APR (%)
16.24% - 22.99% variable
Annual Fee
$0
Rewards Earning Rate
Earn 3% Cash Back rewards on purchases at restaurants and at gas stations. Earn 1% Cash Back rewards on all other purchases. Foreign transaction fee (%)
3%
Ratings Breakdown
for Interest
2.3
for Fees
3.1
for Rewards
4.5
for Credit
2.2
To see how we calculate these scores, check out our full methodology. Current Offer
$100 Bonus Cash Back Rewards after you spend $500 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening. table of contents
Pros Explained
Cons Explained
Bonus for New Cardholders
Earning Points & Rewards
Redeeming Rewards
How to Get the Most Out of This Card
AARP Card from Chase’s Other Features
Customer Experience
Security Features
Fees
Who Is This Credit Card Best For? Diligently searches for the best products and delights in a good bargain See more cards
Deal Seeker
Prioritizes sticking to their budget while buying what they want and need See more cards
Savvy Saver
This simple card is great for anyone on a fixed income and good credit. With no annual fee and small late-payment fees, you can easily reap the rewards on everyday spending without extra out-of-pocket costs—and you don’t have to be an AARP member to take advantage of this card. The card caters to those who dine out a lot and want an easy-to-understand rewards system. And you can feel good about dining out, given that 10 cents of every restaurant purchase goes to feeding Americans older than 50. (