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Earn 5X Points on Netflix All Year Round Using These 2 Cards

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    Folks have found you earn 5X Chase Ultimate Rewards points when paying for Netflix with the Chase Ink Plus and Ink Cash small business cards!

    Every Point Counts! And Paying Netflix With Your Ink Card Gets You a Small Step Closer to Your Dream Trip

    This is great news for those of y’all with this kind of small business expense.

    Earn Bonus Ultimate Rewards Points With Netflix

    Folks on Reddit have recently reported earning 5X Chase Ultimate Rewards points on Netflix with their Ink Plus cards.  Probably because Netflix is categorized as an internet or cable TV purchase.  And with the Chase Ink cards you earn 5X points (or 5% cash back) in those categories.

    Because Netflix subscriptions are only ~$8 to ~$12 per month, this doesn’t amount to a huge number of points.  But you might as well earn points for purchases you’re already making!

    I haven’t tried this myself, so let us know in the comments if it works for you!

    Don’t Have Either of These Cards?

    Link:   Chase Ink Plus

    Link:   Chase Ink Cash

    Both the Ink Plus and Ink Cash come with valuable sign-up bonuses and you’ll earn 5 points or 5% cash back per $1 in select business categories.  So they’re worth considering!

    With the Ink Plus card, you’ll earn 60,000 bonus points after you spend $5,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening.

    And with the Ink Cash card, you’ll earn $200 bonus cash back after you spend $3,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening.

    The Ink Plus card is especially great because if you have the Ink Plus, Chase Sapphire Preferred, or Ink Bold, you can transfer your Chase Ultimate Rewards points to airline and hotel partners like United Airlines and Hyatt for Big Travel!

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