Wells Fargo Active Cash cash back rewards do not expire as long as your account is open and in good standing. You will forfeit any cash back rewards you have yet to redeem if you or Wells Fargo closes your Wells Fargo Active Cash account for any reason.
Similarly, Wells Fargo will not allow you to earn or redeem cash back rewards whenever you’re late making the minimum payment.
Wells Fargo rewards do not expire as long as the account is open and in good standing. You will forfeit any rewards you have yet to redeem if you or Wells Fargo closes your account for any reason.
Although Wells Fargo rewards don't expire until the account is closed, it's still a good idea to redeem your rewards as often as possible. Just bear in mind that Wells Fargo will not allow you to earn...
Wells Fargo points are worth about 1 cent per point on average. The value of Wells Fargo points depends on which Wells Fargo credit card you have and how you choose to redeem the points. For example, points from Wells Fargo are worth up to 1.13 cents each when redeemed for travel through the Wells Fargo Rewards program, and they are worth 1 cent each when redeemed for cash back.
You can redeem your credit card rewards online, through the issuer’s mobile app, or over the phone, depending on the card. The most common credit card rewards redemption options include cash back, travel purchases, and gift cards.
Once you redeem your credit card rewards, they’ll be subtracted from your rewards balance immediately. If you wish to redeem your rewards for a statement credit, it will generally be credited to your account within 2-3...
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