Earn More Cash Back with Bank of America’s Add It Up Program
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Bank of America recently introduced Add It Up, a cash back program that lets you earn up to 20% back of the amount you spent shopping in any of the retailer websites featured. And that’s on top of any retailer discounts and ongoing rewards program of your credit or check card.
Registration is free but you do need to be enrolled in Online Banking. To register for Add It Up or enroll in Online Banking, click here.
Once you are registered, here’s how Add It Up lets you add up all the earnings:
Shop online directly from the Add It Up webpage at over 250 featured merchants.
Don’t forget to use your BofA credit or check card to avail of cash back incentives of up to 20%.
- To make the deal even more attractive, BofA has designated some special offers from big-name retailers where the bank will double the cash back bonus up to a maximum of $250 until 7/12. These special offers include: Home Depot (3% doubled to 6%), Staples (4% doubled to 8%), Target (4% doubled to 8% – gift cards excluded), Walmart (2% doubled to 4% – gift cards excluded), and Sears (3% doubled to 6% – gift cards included).
- Your Add It Up purchases will be reflected on your account within 20 days of the transaction, and cash back earnings will be credited after 30 to 90 days. Note that your rewards will only be credited (as an ACH deposit to your debit card or statement credit in your credit card account) if your total accumulated earnings total $5 as of statement cut-off. Otherwise, the cash back bonus will be rolled over to the next month.
Sounds like a great offer? Check out if you are eligible to join:
The promo is offer to users of Bank of America credit or check cards who are enrolled in Online Banking. Washington and Idaho are not eligible to participate, as are Small Business credit card holders. Further, some Bofa cards are excluded from this program such as the Upromise and the TripRewards.
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