Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
@CLoop
The best way to use Amazon Credit Card points is for purchases at Amazon.com. Amazon Credit Card points are generally worth 1 cent per point when redeemed this way, which is the same as the other redemption methods provide.
Ways to Redeem Amazon Credit Card Points
- Purchases at Amazon.com: 1 cent per point
- Travel: 1 cent per point per point
- Cash Back: 1 cent per point
- Gift Cards: 1 cent per point
You can learn more about the best ways to use Amazon Credit Card points from WalletHub’s Amazon Credit Card review.
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Key Things to Know About the Amazon Credit Card
- Rewards: 1 - 5 points per $1
- Annual fee: $0
- Regular APR: 18.74% - 27.49% (V)
- Foreign transaction fee: 0%
- Credit required: Good
- WalletHub editor’s rating: 4.3/5
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