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Supercharge your Shopping while Earning a Cashback-Here’s how

The Seeker by The Seeker
May 14, 2020
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Cashbacks and other types of rewards that you get while shopping at different outlets can feel like a great opportunity that is not well earned. The good news, however, is that as a consumer, you deserve a little pat on the back for choosing to purchase through any shopping portal and a cashback is how most companies do it. When you click on a link to buy through a portal, it earns an affiliate commission, and some of that commission is passed back to you in the form of a cashback. In this article, we show you how you can supercharge your shopping through the use of cashback. Read on below for more.

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1. Use different cards for different categories

One of the sure-fire ways of getting maximum cashback is to use cards that offer maximum earnings for the category of products that you are seeking. In some countries like Australia, It is advisable to maximize the amount of cashback that you can earn by having different cards that offer maximum rewards for different categories.

To effectively manage your cards, you need to track how to use each card best. Some cards change their offerings every once in a while to respond to how consumers are purchasing products. An excellent way to keep track of the best money-saving deals is by downloading the Australian cashback plugin. Cashback plugins work automatically to help you understand the best deals around. Also, they make it easy to find out the best deals and offers available, and they notify the consumer of the best deals that they can indulge in. A plugin puts you ahead of the rest and helps make the shopping process more manageable.

2. Swipe

Swiping is an excellent way to ensure you earn some cashback because most card issuers offer bonuses for using your card a certain number of times during a specific period. The bonuses they offer usually are from the money that they make from merchants when you swipe. If by any chance, your card offers incentives, it would be prudent to keep track of your usage. You will find yourself lucky with the cashback. 

3. Have Multiple Accounts with a Card Issuer

Many people believe that banks appreciate just their credit card business. This is not always the case, as many banks want you to do all your financial transactions with them. To help achieve this, banks offer incentives to individuals who have multiple bank accounts with them. You can earn additional points for using a particular bank for a mortgage, savings, and money market transactions. To make the best of any card you may have, it is wise to research and understand the potential benefits that come with opening an account with the bank that has issued your credit card.

4. Go through Online Shopping Portals

Today, retailers are not just living in brick and mortar shops. More and more businesses are going online, and mainstream retailers are quickly gaining traction online. Many offer online shopping portals where consumers buy their products. When you buy from these retailers through these portals rather than the website, they are likely to offer rewards such as cashback and reward points. It is easy to get the best of cashback during periods such as the festive season. At this time, ensure that you make most of your purchases through these portals as your spending is likely to spike, giving you the chance to earn more rewards. 

5. Bonuses

When you sign up for a new card, there is a high likelihood that there are bonuses attached to it. However, not many consumers are keen to utilize what is right in front of them. Most card issuers have bonus rewards that can be earned when you spend a specific amount at a specific time. Usually, these offers last for the first three months since the card was opened. Also, during the holidays, there are offers that a consumer can utilize to earn cashback and other rewards.

6. Analyze the Rewards

Trading in rewards is not as simple as ABC. As a cardholder, you should analyze the rates at which you are allowed to redeem your rewards and select that which is best for you. You can do this by checking online for information about reward rates and find that which is best for you.

Cashback can be taken as a gift back to the consumer. However, many individuals do not understand how to make the best of the offers they have on hand. We have explained some of the best ways to supercharge your shopping through cashback so you can get more for less. 

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