If you’ve been unsuccessfully trying to apply for the Chase Freedom Flex® or have heard rumors that it has been discontinued, ...

Even outside of the card’s 5% categories, the Chase Freedom Flex offers excellent rewards among credit cards with no annual fee. If you frequently dine out or order food from an eligible ...

The Chase Freedom Flex®* credit card is easily one of the best cash-back credit cards available today. Not only does it offer a generous welcome bonus and lucrative cash-back program, but it also ...

The no-annual-fee cash back Chase Freedom Flex currently has a great $200 sign-up bonus along with 5% cash back on groceries for new card holders, and combines a set of rotating bonus categories ...

The Medicare Flex Card is likely something that you've seen on television in the US, mobile phone adverts and billboards and you may be wondering what benefits it can bring to you.

How Medicare flex cards work. Not everyone in a Medicare Advantage plan will qualify for a flex card, and if you’re enrolled in traditional Medicare, you can’t get one.

The Medicare Flex Spending Card is a pre-loaded debit card that people can use on expenses that are deemed eligible such as medication, dental, vision and hearing benefits. These c.

Some Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans offer additional perks not offered by Original Medicare (parts A and B). One perk can include the Flex card, which functions like a prepaid debit card and ...

Last week, Chase unveiled new rewards credit card offerings—including the new Chase Freedom Flex—along with new cash back rewards for the existing Chase Freedom Unlimited. Both will be ...

Each of the three Chase cards are targeted to a different type of user. With its 5% cash-back quarterly bonus categories, the Freedom Flex appeals to shoppers who like to squeeze every drop of ...

Freedom Flex is Chase’s first new Mastercard program for consumers in years, but Chase continues to support two co-branded Mastercard credit cards with travel companies IHG and United. Kirkpatrick ...

How Medicare flex cards work. Not everyone in a Medicare Advantage plan will qualify for a flex card, and if you’re enrolled in traditional Medicare, you can’t get one.