Adam McCann, Financial Writer
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Mercury Credit Card rewards work by giving cardholders 1 point per $1 spent on all purchases. Cardholders can then redeem these rewards for a statement credit, amazon.com purchases and gift cards through the Mercury website, mobile app or over the phone. Those are the basics, but there are a few other things to know about how Mercury Credit Card rewards work before you start earning and redeeming.
How Mercury Credit Card Rewards Work
- Earn rate on purchases: 1 point per $1 spent on all purchases
- Redemption options: A statement credit, amazon.com purchases and gift cards
- Methods for redemption: Through the Mercury website, mobile app or over the phone
- Rewards expiration: Rewards never expire as long as the account remains open and in good standing
You can learn more about how to redeem Mercury Credit Card rewards here on WalletHub. Keep in mind that no matter how you choose to spend your rewards, it’s always best to redeem them regularly as they don’t do you any good sitting unused in your account. Also, you should pay your balance on time and in full every month, so fees and interest don’t wipe out all of your gains from rewards.
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