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[Expired] Navy Federal Credit Union (NFCU) cashRewards Credit Card: $300 Bonus and Walmart+ Membership Credit ($98)

Get a sign up bonus of $300 when you spend $3,000 or more within 90 days of opening a new cashRewards card from Navy Federal Credit Union. Also get $98 statement credit when you pay $49 or more for an annual Walmart+ membership

Update 10/13/24: See this post for an update on the card

Offer extended till Oct 09 2024

The Offer

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  • Get a sign up bonus of $300 when you spend $3,000 or more within 90 days of opening a new cashRewards card from Navy Federal Credit Union. Offer expires on Jun. 30, 2024.
  • For a limited time, get a one-time $98 statement credit when you pay $49 or more for an annual Walmart+ membership using your cashRewards credit card. (Normally, annual Walmart+ memberships are $98.)

 

Card Details

  • Card earns 1.5% cash back on all purchases; 1.75% with direct deposit
  • No annual fee
  • No foreign transaction fee

Our Verdict

Highest bonus on this card was previously $250, and this offer adds $50 and Walmart+ membership. Bear in mind, it’s possible for the Walmart+ component to even be a moneymaker if you’re able to stack with another deal, such as this $50 targeted Walmart Cash offer.

It’s not necessarily worth using this card after you get the sign up bonus as there are other credit cards that offer a higher rate on everyday purchases, but the sign up bonus might be attractive to some people. NFCU is also offering a bonus of 40,000 points and Amazon Prime membership on the Flagship rewards card.

Navy Federal is only available for military and veterans – full eligibility information can be found here (plus family members. Even if they are deceased). Learn more about Navy Federal credit cards in the post Navy Federal Credit Union (NFCU) Credit Cards: List, Best Cards & Things You Must Know.

Hat tip to Mymoneyblog

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