Does anyone know if IKEA has a credit card? This question is about the IKEA Credit Card

Yes, IKEA has two credit cards: The IKEA Credit Card, which can be used anywhere and the IKEA Store Card, that can only be used at IKEA. More specifically: The IKEA Credit Card has a $0 annual fee and a 21.99% APR. You need a good credit score to get it and it comes with the following rewards: $25 off your first IKEA purchase of $25 or more when you open and use your IKEA Visa credit card the same day.$25 IKEA Reward Certificate when you make $500 in qualifying purchases outside of IKEA, Traemand and TaskRabbit within the first 90 days of account opening.5% back in rewards on IKEA purchases as well as Traemand installation and TaskRabbit assembly services.3% back in rewards on dining, grocery and utility purchases.1% back in rewards on all other purchases.Get a $15 IKEA® Reward Certificate for every $15 in rewards earned. Reward Certificates are issued in $15 increments with your billing statement.The IKEA Store Card can only be used at IKEA. This credit card also has a $0 annual fee. You need a fair credit score to get it and it offers 0% for 6 - 24 months interest rate for: 6 months with minimum purchase of $500 or more 12 months with minimum purchase of $1,500 or more 24 months with minimum purchase of $5,000 or more After the promotional period, the regular purchase APR of 21.99% (V) kicks in.

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Yes, IKEA has two credit cards: The IKEA Credit Card, which can be used anywhere and the IKEA Store Card, that can only be used at IKEA. More specifically:

The IKEA Credit Card has a $0 annual fee and a 21.99% APR. You need a good credit score to get it and it comes with the following rewards:

$25 off your first IKEA purchase of $25 or more when you open and use your IKEA Visa credit card the same day.
$25 IKEA Reward Certificate when you make $500 in qualifying purchases outside of IKEA, Traemand and TaskRabbit within the first 90 days of account opening.
5% back in rewards on IKEA purchases as well as Traemand installation and TaskRabbit assembly services.
3% back in rewards on dining, grocery and utility purchases.
1% back in rewards on all other purchases.
Get a $15 IKEA® Reward Certificate for every $15 in rewards earned. Reward Certificates are issued in $15 increments with your billing statement.

The IKEA Store Card can only be used at IKEA. This credit card also has a $0 annual fee. You need a fair credit score to get it and it offers 0% for 6 - 24 months interest rate for:

6 months with minimum purchase of $500 or more
12 months with minimum purchase of $1,500 or more
24 months with minimum purchase of $5,000 or more

After the promotional period, the regular purchase APR of 21.99% (V) kicks in.

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