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Get 5% to 8% Cash Back at Whole Foods With Any of These Cards!

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    You can now earn an extra 2% cash back when you use your AMEX Blue Cash Everyday or Blue Cash Preferred card at Whole Foods.

    And I’ll remind you of an easy way to get 5% back if you have any 1 of 4 OTHER credit cards! 

    While I don’t like shopping at Whole Foods (it’s expensive!), sometimes Emily likes it for certain organic products.

    Save More Money on Groceries at Whole Foods With Your AMEX Blue Cash Card Through February 15, 2015

    I’ll show you how to get your extra cash back!

    How to Save an Extra 2% Cash Back at Whole Foods

    Link:   AMEX Blue Cash Extra 2% Cash Back at Whole Foods Offer Page

    Link:   Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express

    Link:   Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express

    Step 1 – Register

    Go to the promotional page to sign-up.   Then log into your AMEX Blue Cash account or call 800-794-1308 and enter code “209190501” to complete your registration.

    Log Into Your Account OR Call 800-794-1308 and Enter “209190501” to Register

    Step 2 – Shop at Whole Foods

    Make a purchase at Whole Foods in-store or online with your AMEX Blue Cash Everyday card, or AMEX Blue Cash Preferred card and you’ll earn an extra 2% cash back.

    That’s in addition to the cash back you already get at grocery stores.

    Here’s how much you can earn with each card:

    Keep in mind, you will only earn bonus category cash back at grocery stores on up to $6,000 in spending.  Once you meet this limit you will only earn a total of 3% cash back at Whole Foods (1% cash back with AMEX Blue Cash + 2% cash back with the promotion).

    Bottom Line

    Through February 15, 2015, you can earn an extra 2% cash back at Whole Foods with your AMEX Blue Cash Everyday or Blue Cash Preferred card.

    To get the extra 2% cash back, register your card online or call 800-794-1308 and enter promotional code “209190501”

    Whole Foods is often more expensive than other grocery stores.  So this is a great way to save some extra money when you shop there.

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