Cardholders may be able to use monthly credits in November for costs such as streaming, dining and rides. These benefits typically have a set monthly limit, and unused value often does not carry over, making it worth checking each card’s terms and deadlines.
The American Express Platinum Card offers up to $25 a month in digital entertainment credits for eligible services including Disney+, Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, YouTube Premium and YouTube TV. It also provides up to $15 in Uber Cash monthly for eligible U.S. rides or Uber Eats orders. The Uber benefit rises by up to $20 in December, according to the article.
American Express Gold Card holders can receive up to $10 in monthly statement credits for purchases at participating dining businesses, including Grubhub, Buffalo Wild Wings, Five Guys, The Cheesecake Factory and Wonder. Enrollment is required. The card also offers up to $7 in monthly credits at U.S. Dunkin’ locations, with enrollment required, and $10 in Uber Cash each month for eligible U.S. rides and orders when the card is added to an Uber account.
The article notes that credits described as “up to” a certain amount reimburse only the eligible amount spent, up to the stated cap. Some benefits require enrollment or activation, and eligibility may depend on the merchant or other conditions. Cardholders should check their specific terms before making a purchase, as monthly benefits may expire unused.
Sources: The Points Guy.