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Written by: RJ
Capital One has retired the Savor One Rewards card. This is the version with the $95 annual fee. The free version is still here.
“We’re always listening to customers and evaluating our products for the right offerings,” said a Capital One spokesperson in an email. “Based on this, we have made the decision to remove Savor as a card offering.”
Existing cardholders will not be affected by the change, the issuer confirms. The card will continue to maintain its $95 annual fee and offer the following rewards:
4% cash back on dining, eligible streaming services, and entertainment.
3% cash back at grocery stores.
5% cash back on hotels and rental cards booked through Capital One Travel (terms apply).
1% cash back on all other purchases
Thoughts
This card never made sense with the free version sitting next to it that earned one point less.
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