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The Citi Custom Cash Card, for example, gives cardholders 5 percent cash back on their top spending category each billing cycle, which can include gas, for up to $500 in purchases per cycle. Other purchases earn 1 percent cash back.

For those who find it worthwhile to purchase a warehouse club membership, Sam’s Club and Costco offer credit cards that pay generous cash back on gas purchases, which can be made at any gas station.

Sam’s Club MasterCard pays 5 percent cash back up to a $6,000 annual cap, then 1 percent thereafter. The Costco Anywhere Visa Card by Citi pays 4 percent back on gas purchases up to $7,000 per year, then drops to 1 percent.

If you drive a lot and expect to bump up against a rewards cap, consider using that card just for gas purchases, while opting for another for different spending categories, Rossman says.

Another option is the PenFed Platinum Rewards Visa Signature Card, which pays five-times points on gas purchases and electric vehicle charging stations, with no mileage cap. Those points can be used for travel, merchandise, and gift cards, among other categories.

The card is available through the PenFed Credit Union, which is open to new members with a $5 deposit. To earn the highest gas rewards, however, you need to qualify as an Honors Advantage member, which requires you to be in the military or open a checking account with PenFed.

Eligible Quicksilver (excluding Quicksilver Student) and QuicksilverOne cardholders can receive a monthly statement credit for an Uber One monthly membership for up to six (6) consecutive months now through November 14, 2024 when paying for Uber One monthly membership fully with their eligible card (the first monthly membership payment, after an Uber One 30-day free trial, if applicable, must post by June 14, 2024 to be eligible for a full six (6) consecutive months of statement credits within the offer period). Qualifying Uber One monthly membership fees must post to an eligible Capital One account between 12:00 a.m. ET, November 15, 2022, and 11:59 p.m. ET, November 14, 2024. Offer valid in the U.S. only; Uber One monthly membership within the U.S. territories may be excluded. If you cancel your membership prior to the end of the consecutive six (6) months credited membership period, the benefit may terminate and you may not be eligible for any additional statement credits.

Your account must be open and in good standing to be eligible for this offer. Each Uber One monthly membership credit, as applicable, will be applied to your account within 1-2 billing cycles; one Uber One membership offer per cardholder. Offer valid for consumer, non-commercial use only; not eligible for Uber Freight or Uber for Business. We reserve the right to disqualify any cardholder from participation in this offer in the event of fraud, abuse, or a violation of the terms as determined at our discretion. Such termination may result in the forfeiture of any benefits.

Once your credited membership period expires, your Uber One membership will auto-renew every month and your card on file will be charged, unless you cancel your membership prior to the expiration of your credited membership period and the next billing day thereafter. Uber Terms of Use and Uber Terms and Conditions for Renewable Membership apply.

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the surcharge can only include costs that are for accepting that particular payment. For example, if a business pays an amount for gateway fees for processing credit card transactions only, the business cannot include this cost in its debit card transactions.

Businesses receive monthly and annual statements from their bank or payment facilitator. These should include the business’s average percentage cost of accepting each payment type. This figure will generally include service fees, costs for card terminal rental and maintenance. It may also include other fees the bank or payment facilitator passes on to the business for processing card transactions.

Businesses can also set a surcharge only for card payments below a certain amount. For example, a 50 cents surcharge for card payments under $10. If a business sets a surcharge in this way, the surcharge must comply with the ban and not be excessive.

If business’s costs for payments by credit card is 1% and it charges a 1% surcharge for credit card payments, a customer buying a coffee for $4 would pay a four cents surcharge.

If the business decides to charge a 50 cent surcharge for all card payments on transactions less than $10 and a customer buys a coffee for $4, that surcharge is a 12.5% surcharge. This would exceed the businesses cost of acceptance for that transaction.

If there"s no way for a consumer to pay without paying a surcharge, the business must include the minimum surcharge payable in the displayed price for its products. This occurs when a business doesn’t accept cash and it applies a surcharge to all card payment types.

In this scenario, a consumer cannot actually purchase the coffee for $5. For example, if the lowest possible surcharge was a 15 cent debit card surcharge, the price displayed for the coffee should be $5.15.

If the business chooses to display the $5 price, the business must also show the full price of $5.15. The $5.15 price must be clear and stand out so a consumer can easily notice it as much as any statement of the $5 price.

The business also cannot display its price as ‘$5 (payment surcharges apply)’, because it is unclear to consumers what the price of the payment surcharge will be.

If the business also chooses to display prices without including the minimum surcharge payable, then these amounts must not be displayed more prominently than the prices including the minimum surcharge.

You’ve encountered the situation as a consumer, no doubt. You go to pay for your item and you see a small sign taped to the cash register, “3% surcharge for all credit cards.” You either switch to cash or you go ahead and pay the extra fee that is tacked on.

If you operate a small business in the state of New York, you may be wondering if you can do the same thing. Section 518 of the General Business Law, which, in no uncertain terms, makes it illegal for merchants to charge extra if a customer wants to use a credit card. New York enacted section 518 in 1984, and although it was modeled on a federal law, it was just vague enough to pose problems, especially when it came to interpreting certain terms it contained. However, the New York Court of Appeals has issued a ruling that provides some guidance on the issue.

The short answer is that merchants must comply with certain requirements if they charge different prices based on the customer"s payment method. Two of the critical things that a merchant must do are (1) state the policy or price clearly and in advance, and (2) not force the consumer to handle the math involved to determine the price of an item if they pay with a credit card. However, debit card users don"t have as many protections as credit card users as they are accessing their bank account directly, and not borrowing money from a credit card company.

As you can see, the issue has its fair share of complexities. If you want to recover the fees you experience from credit card companies, the easiest, compliant way is to raise your prices by the applicable percentage on all products and display those prices. Then, when a customer pays via a different method, offer a discount, a free product, or some other incentive.

After consumers paid off a record $83 billion in credit card debtduring the pandemic, helped by government stimulus checks and fewer opportunities for discretionary purchases, credit card balances are creeping back up amid higher prices for gas, groceries and housing, among other necessities.

Overall, credit card balances rose by $52 billion in the fourth quarter of 2021, notching the largest quarterly increase in the 22-year history of the data, according to the most recent report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Now, total card debt is on track to surpass pre-pandemic levels and hit an all-time record as soon as this summer, according to Ted Rossman, a senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com.

"After the Great Recession, it took years for credit card debt to find the bottom and then years again to get back to an all-time high," Rossman said. "Everything about Covid feels like it"s been in fast forward."

Credit card balances rose year over year, reaching $841 billion in the first three months of 2022, according to data released Tuesday from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

"There"s a good chance that Americans" total credit card balances will soon reach a new record high, marking a sharp reversal from the precipitous drop that occurred in 2020 and early 2021," said Ted Rossman, a senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com.

An additional 229 million new credit card accounts were also opened in the first quarter, up from the previous quarter and higher than prepandemic levels.

However, the rise in borrowing, together with auto loans, student debt and mortgages, propelled total household debt to a record $15.84 trillion at the beginning of the year.

The differences between these cards are straightforward. A debit card makes payment with its holder’s current account balance. A prepaid card can make payments with pre-loaded funds for retail and online purchases and ATM withdrawals. A credit card, however, pays with funds borrowed from a financial institution. If you want to know more about card types, visit the Openbank website or Finanzas para mortales (Finance for mortals).

There are also many types of credit card. Classic cards let cardholders borrow money for payments on the condition that they repay the bank in one month (usually from the payment date). Gold and platinum credit cards have a higher credit limit. Revolving cards automatically defer payments. Lastly, points cards accumulate benefits and deals for cardholders.