Chase Freedom® Announces Q4 2026 5% Cash Back Categories: Grocery Stores, Dining and American Red Cross Donations
Chase Freedom sets Q4 2026 5% bonus categories around groceries, dining and American Red Cross donations, subject to activation and spend cap.
Chase Freedom offers
“Freedom is designed to help cardmembers earn more in the categories that fit their everyday lives,” said Wittney Rachlin, General Manager of Chase Freedom. “This quarter,
With Chase Freedom, every purchase can give cardmembers more. Cardmembers earn cash back on every purchase and have the freedom to redeem rewards however they like. Cardmembers have until December 14, 2026, to activate these categories.
Chase Freedom Flex Q4 2026 Rotating Categories:
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Grocery Storesi: Cardmembers can earn
5% cash back on grocery store purchases. Great for weeknight dinners, school snacks, ingredients for cozy comfort food, as well as holiday dinner hosting. Walmart® and Target® are excluded. -
Diningii: Cardmembers can earn
5% cash back on dining purchases. A great way to get rewarded for game-day bites and dinner out when the temperature drops. -
American Red Crossiii: Cardmembers can earn
5% cash back on eligible donations to the American Red Cross. This encourages giving back in the fall by providing relief and comfort to people facing emergencies.
Chase Freedom Flex Cardmembers Earn Cash Back Year-Round
In addition to these rotating categories, Chase Freedom Flex cardmembers always earn:
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5% cash back on travel booked through Chase Travel -
3% cash back on dining at restaurants (including takeout and eligible delivery services)* -
3% cash back on drugstore purchases -
1% cash back on all other purchases
Chase Freedom and Freedom Flex cardmembers can activate their
To apply for a Freedom Flex card, visit chase.com/chasefreedom. For more information on categories and featured merchants, Flex customers can visit Chase.freedom/flex-learnmore and Chase Freedom customers can visit Chase.freedom/freedomfive-learnmore.
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i Merchants in this category include supermarkets, merchants that offer a full-service grocery line of merchandise including a deli and bakery as well as smaller grocery stores. Delivery service merchants will be included if they classify as a grocery store merchant. Some merchants that sell grocery items are not included in this category; for example, larger stores that sell a wide variety of goods and groceries, such as Walmart and Target, wholesale clubs, warehouse clubs, discount stores and some smaller merchants such as drugstores, and merchants that specialize in only a few grocery items. Purchases made at gas stations from merchants who also operate grocery stores are not included in this category.
ii Dining: This category's merchants’ primary business is sit-down or eat-in dining, including fast food restaurants and fine dining establishments. Delivery and takeout services will be included if they classify as a restaurant merchant. Merchants that sell food and drinks located within facilities such as sports stadiums, hotels and casinos, theme parks, grocery and department stores will not be included in this category unless the merchant has set up such purchases to be classified in a restaurant category. Bakeries, caterers, meal kit delivery services, and gift card merchants are not included in the category.
* Please note, if dining is a quarterly bonus category in a given quarter that you activate, you can earn both the
iiiAmerican Red Cross: To ensure your charitable donation is eligible for the
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Source: Chase Card Services