New customers interested in applying for an American Express Card can visit www.amexbluecash.com to select from 2 Amex cards that are available, the Blue Cash Everyday Card from American Express or the Blue Cash Preferred Card from American Express. Each card has a welcome offer just for applying and below is a breakdown of each offer.
Blue Cash Everyday Card from American Express Review
- Welcome Offer up to $300 back ($100 back after spending $1,000 in purchases using the card within the first 3 months AND up to $200 back if you apply before June 15, 2016 to receive 10% back when you use the card at US Wireless Telephone Service Providers before end of 2016)
- All cash back earned will be returned as statement credits
- No annual fee
- APR (0% intro on purchases and balance transfers for 12 months)
- Roadside Assistance Hotline
- Car Rental Loss and Damage Insurance
- Global Assist Hotline
- Shopping Perks (extended warranty, purchase protection, and return protection)
Blue Cash Everyday Card Rewards Earning Potential
- 3% cash back at US supermarkets, up to $6,000 per year in purchases, then 1%
- 2% cash back at US gas stations
- 2% cash back at select US department stores
- 1% cash back on other purchases
Blue Cash Preferred Card from American Express Review
- Welcome offer up to $350 back ($150 back after spending $1,000 in purchases within the first 3 months, receive up to $200 back by applying before June 15, 2016 to receive 10% back when using the card to pay cell phone bill at US Wireless Telephone Service Providers
- Annual fee $75
- APR (0% intro on purchases and transfers made within 12 months)
- Roadside Assistance Hotline
- Car Rental Loss and Damage Insurance
- Global Assist Hotline
- Shopping Perks (extended warranty, purchase protection, and return protection)
Blue Cash Preferred Card Rewards Earning Potential
- 6% cash back at US supermarkets, up to $6,000 per year in purchases, then 1%
- 3% cash back at US gas stations
- 3% cash back at select US department stores
- 1% cash back on other purchases