New TD Bank Double Up Credit Card
TD Bank announced a new 2% cash back credit card today that aims to help its customers earn more rewards on every purchase. It’s called the TD Bank Double Up credit card. The card earns 1% cash back on purchases and an additional 1% cash back when rewards are redeemed into an eligible TD deposit account.
The Double Up credit card has no annual fee as well as no limit or caps. New Double Up card customers will receive a $75 statement credit when they spend $500 in the first 90 days, plus a 0% APR for 15 months. Let’s get into the details of the card.
The Offer
- Bonus Cash Back: Earn $75 Cash Back in the form of a statement credit when you spend $500 within the first 90 days after account opening.
- Balance transfers: 0% introductory APR balance transfers for first 15 billing cycles after account opening. After that, variable APR applies, based on your credit worthiness.
If you apply and are approved, you will receive either a Signature Visa card if your approved account credit limit is $5,000 or greater or a Platinum Visa card if your approved account credit limit is less than $5,000.
Card Highlights
- Earn up to 2% Cash Back:
- Earn 1% Cash Back on all purchases
- Plus, 1% Cash Back when you redeem into an eligible TD Bank Deposit Account
- No annual fee.
- Available for residents of CT, DC, DE, FL, MD, ME, MA, NC, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, SC, VT, and VA.
Conclusion
There are several cards that earn you 2% cash back such as the Amex Blue Business Plus, or Citi Double Cash. Unlike those options, the TD Bank Double Up credit card comes with some limitations. You need to redeem into an eligible TD Bank Deposit account to earn 2%, and it is limited to residents of select states.
On the other hand, the card comes with a $75 bonus and you can get 0% APR on balance transfers for 15 months. The card has no annual fee either. If you are approved with a limit of $5,000 or more, you get some extra Signature Visa benefits.
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The compelling reason for me to apply: I carry the Citi 2% card, which I love, but Costco only accepts Visa.
Might want to mention the 3% foreign transaction fee. I’d imagine a miles and points blog does have some readers who do non-USD transactions.
The other cards are supposedly available only to residents in their footprint, but I’ve been approved for their Cash card by calling in (as instructed in the application if you live out of state) and was approved.