When you gift shop this holiday season, we’ll give you more! With U Rewards Visa® Signature credit card, you can shop and EARN TRIPLE POINTS this holiday season! It's our gift to U.
With your U Rewards credit card, it's all about the points! Earn points for every dollar spent, and earn 2 to 3 times more points on groceries and gas.
U Rewards Visa®
$5,000 - $50,000 card limit
10.74 - 18.00% APR1 on purchases, balance transfers, and cash advances
10,000 bonus points when you spend $3,000 within the first 90 days3
minimum monthly payment of 2% outstanding balance or $20, whichever is greater
3x points on grocery, 2x points on gas, and 1 point per $1 spent on everything else2
25 day interest free grace period on your purchases6
fee freedom7
no balance transfer fees5
no annual fees1
no foreign transaction fees
no cash advance fees5
flexible options
low minimum payments and ability to set up auto-pay
Earn rewards or cash back with everyday spending with United's CardPerks™ Rewards. You can check the status of your points as often as you want by logging in to your United Member account, visiting CardPerks, or calling (855) 445-7431. There are a wide range of rewards, starting as low as 3,500 points. With the points you earn, you can choose to reward yourself with:
Using your U Rewards Visa® Signature credit card on purchases will earn you points. For every dollar spent, you receive 1 point to go towards your reward. Using your card for weekly essentials earn you even more - double the points for gas and triple the points for groceries.
Let's break it down with an example of what 3 months could look like:
in 1 month
Expenses for a family of 4*
groceries
food items only
$800 = 2,400 points
gas
commute, school, practices, shopping trips
$250 = 500 points
school
clothes, supplies, lunches, sports gear
$300 = 300 points
$1,350 earned 3,200 points
Assuming that you spend about the same each month on groceries, gas, and school items, multiplying the 1 month expenses by 3 gives you:
3,200 x 3 months = 9,600 points within the first 90 days of the card
With the lowest rewards starting at 3,500 points, you can already start rewarding yourself. However, let's continue the example and assume that these are the first 3 months of your U Rewards credit card.
$1,350 x 3 months = $4,050within the first 90 days of the card
more than $3,000 in 90 days = 10,000 points
400 bonus points earned in addition to points earned regularly
If you kept up this momentum for the entire year, you could max out on points at 35,000 points. That's a lot of bang for your buck!
* Amount spent is a general estimation based on average of United locations and may not reflect your unique location, situation, or the general fluctuation of prices.
good to know
A: Yes. You may transfer from one CardPerks account to another CardPerks account. All transfers are final and all points transferred will expire after a year from when the transferred points are posted to the receiving CardPerks account, regardless of when the points were earned. For example, points transferred on March 1, 2020, expire on March 1, 2021.
A: Yes. All unredeemed points that are not transferred points will expire at the end of the thirty-sixth (36) month after the month in which such points were posted to the CardPerks account. For example, points earned on March 1, 2020, expire on March 31, 2023.
A: Yes, the maximum points earned within a full calendar year is 35,000.
A: A balance transfer is a type of credit card transaction in which debt is moved from one account to another. For example, moving the debt on a higher-interest credit card to a lower-interest credit card. With a U First Visa® credit card, there is no balance transfer fee and the lower APR for the first 6 months of the card applies to balance transfers.
A: A cash advance is borrowing "cash" from your credit card. It is a short-term cash loan that you can access at a United branch or ATM. It's like withdrawing money from the ATM with your debit card, except the cash comes from your credit limit rather than your bank account balance. That means you have to pay it back with interest. Cash advances are more risky for a bank or credit union to loan out versus using your credit card to purchase an item. Because of this, cash advances don't have a grace period, meaning interest begins accruing on the balance as soon as the transaction is completed.
A: Cash advance interest is accrued from the date of advancement, regardless of when the advance is paid off, whereas purchase interest is not charged if the purchase is paid off within the statement cycle. Because the way each interest is determined is done differently, they are shown as two separate interest charges on the credit card statement.
A: Debt protection is an optional product that helps relieve the financial stress and worry related to making loan payments in the event of death, disability, and/or involuntary unemployment. This protection cancels a borrower's remaining loan balance in the event of death and loan payment(s) for a specific amount of time per occurrence in the event of the rest.
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