Norwegian Cruise Lines, grocery stores, fitness clubs and self-care services

On December 20, 2024By Littum

All year long, Freedom and Freedom Flex cardmembers can celebrate by earning 5% cash back with exciting rotating categories

WILMINGTON, Del., December 16, 2024–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Going over the New Year’s resolutions, Chase Freedom wants cardmembers to treat themselves not only this quarter, but all year round. Today, Chase Freedom® announced its latest Q1 categories, giving cardmembers the opportunity to celebrate 15 incredible years of rotating cash back categories. It’s a one-year birthday celebration that Cardmembers won’t want to miss.

To kick off the birthday celebrations for this quarter, cardmembers can take advantage of 5% cash back across four categories, including Norwegian Cruise Lines, grocery stores, fitness clubs and hair, nail and spa services.

“2025 marks 15 years of Chase Freedom’s quarterly rotating categories helping our cardmembers earn more on their everyday purchases,” said Brent Reinhard, General Manager of Chase Freedom. “We’re excited to celebrate this milestone, and even more excited to continue rewarding our cardmembers every quarter with bonus and surprise categories to help them get the most out of their daily spend.”

From January 1 through March 31, 2025, Chase Freedom and Freedom Flex card members can earn 5% cash back on up to $1,500 in combined purchases on the following:

Norwegian Cruise Lines¹: A birthday requires a special holiday. Cardmembers can set sail and watch rewards grow with each wave. From breathtaking views to gourmet dining, Norwegian Cruise Lines offers the ultimate vacation experience with 5% cash back when booking.
Grocery stores²: Did someone say birthday cake? Cardmembers can stock up on snacks and delicious treats with 5% cash back at grocery stores.
Fitness clubs³: Cheers to a year of healthy living! Sweat and rewards with a favorite fitness club membership and enjoy 5% cash back.
Hair, nails and spa services⁴: Birthdays call for a spa day! Cardmembers can treat themselves to some much-needed pampering. From a relaxing massage to a stylish haircut, treat yourself to self-care and you can feel refreshed and rejuvenated with 5% cashback.

Freedom keeps the celebration going as cardmembers can expect a year full of surprises in store, including special categories and perks.

Chase Freedom Flex card members also continue to earn:

5% cash back on trips booked through Chase Travel^Sm
3% cash back on dining at restaurants (including takeout and eligible delivery services)
3% cash back on pharmacy purchases
1% cash back on all other purchases

For more information on participating merchants and how to activate Freedom and Freedom Flex’s quarterly category offers, visit Chase.com/Freedom or Chase.com/FreedomFlex begins today.

About Chase

Chase is the American consumer and commercial banking business of JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), a leading financial services company based in the United States with assets of $4.2 trillion and operations worldwide. Chase serves 84 million consumers and 6.9 million small businesses with a wide range of financial services, including personal banking, credit cards, mortgages, auto financing, investment advice, small business loans and payment processing. Customers can choose how and where to bank: More than 4,800 branches in 48 states and the District of Columbia, more than 15,000 ATMs, mobile, online and by phone. For more information, go to chase.com.

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¹This category includes cruise tickets purchased directly from Norwegian Cruise Line.

Purchases through third-party suppliers or travel agencies, such as sightseeing activities, excursions and tourist attractions, are not included.

²Retailers in this category include supermarkets, merchants offering a full-service grocery line of merchandise, including a deli and bakery, and smaller grocery stores. Delivery service retailers, such as Instacart, will be included if they are classified as a grocery store merchant.

Some retailers selling groceries are not included in this category; for example, larger stores that sell a wide variety of goods and groceries, such as warehouse clubs, discount stores and some smaller merchants such as pharmacies, and merchants that specialize in only a few groceries. Purchases made at petrol stations from traders who also run convenience stores are not covered by this category.

³Retailers in this category include health clubs, exercise or sports facilities that require membership and offer access to services related to physical fitness, such as fitness clubs, gyms, fitness studios, gyms, aerobics, cardio fitness, and other services such as yoga and cross fit training in brick-and-mortar locations.

Retailers that specialize in offering virtual and other home fitness services, in-person or therapeutic services such as massage therapy, diet and weight management counseling, and personal training are not included in this category. In addition, certain lodging, hotel, motel, resort and central reservation services that offer access to third-party facilities that include fitness clubs or fitness centers are not included in this category unless they are classified as a fitness club or fitness center membership merchant. Purchases of fitness or sports equipment or clothing, other sporting goods, diet food, health food or similar supplements will not qualify in this category.

⁴This category includes hair care, nail care and spa services, such as massages, spa treatments, manicures, tanning and hairdressing and salon services, purchased from businesses that specialize in providing these services.

Services provided by physicians or in medical facilities will not qualify. Purchases of hair care, nail care and spa services at merchants that classify their location in another category, for example, spa services purchased at a hotel or airport, will not be included unless the merchant classifies the transactions in this category. Purchases of related products and services, for example hair and skin care products purchased at a salon or an overnight stay at a spa, will also not be included unless the merchant classifies the transactions in this category.

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