No Annual FeeClosed to New Applicants

What is your Chase Freedom actually earning you?

The original Chase Freedom card is no longer open to new applicants, but existing cardholders keep it and keep earning — 5% on rotating quarterly categories (activation required, up to $1,500/quarter) and 1% on everything else. No fixed 3% dining or drugstore categories like Freedom Flex.

Annual Spending

Enter your estimated annual spend in each category.

5% Rotating Quarterly Categories5%Up to $1,500/quarter ($6,000/year total) combined, then 1% — must activate each quarter. Amazon has historically been a rotating category (often Q4).

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1% Everything Else1%

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Total value earned

$0.00NO ANNUAL FEE

You earn $0.00 per year with no fee to offset — it's pure upside. This card is closed to new applicants, so there's no sign-up bonus to factor in.

Cash back earned$0.00

Total value$0.00

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