Adam McCann, Financial Writer
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GAP points expire after 12 months with no purchase on your account, or if your account is closed. To prevent your Gap Good Rewards points from expiring, be sure to earn points frequently and use any unredeemed rewards before closing your account.
When GAP Points Expire
- After 12 months with no purchase on your account.
- When you close your account without redeeming any unused points.
- When GAP closes your account due to a violation of the program’s terms.
If you’re looking to earn more GAP points, consider applying for the GAP Store Card or the GAP Credit Card.
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