America First CU Launches ABC Deals Cash-Back Program

Published November 06, 2012, 9:21 p.m. EST

Updated August 26, 2020, 10:36 p.m. EDT

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RIVERDALE, Utah --America First CU has rolled out the ABC Deals cash-back program that offers members cash back on as much as 15% of Visa credit or debit purchases.

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The product is free and automatic enrollment takes place for all members who use America First’s Online Banking and who have an America First Visa Credit and/or Debit Card.

The ABC (short for Activate, Buy, Collect) Deals program provides relevant cash-back offers from participating merchants to America First members. Most offers usually range from 5% to 15% cash back and often come from stores and restaurants a member frequents.

The ABC in ABC Deals stands for Activate, Buy, Collect. Taking advantage this program is simple:

• Activate – To activate an offer, simply click the icon or offer detail found in ‘View All Offers’ on the right-hand side of the overview or account history pages inside Online Banking. The offer will automatically be moved into the active offers section.

• Buy – Use your America First Visa Credit or Debit Card at the activated merchant.

• Collect – You’ll receive the cash-back offered by the merchant directly into your Share Savings Account the following month.

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