1) It's a discount, not a reward. So you won't have to wait for your payoff and you won't have to remember to cash it in like a miles rewards card.
2) Since it lowers your purchase price, you'll pay less tax, too.
3) 5% is better than most of the rewards you see. Like, an airline mile is worth about 2 cents, so if you get one mile per dollar, you're only getting a 2% reward.
I haven't examined every little detail of their credit card terms or interest rate. If you really want to do a good job comparing rewards cards, compare them on BillShrink. But personally, my abiding love for Tar-zhay is currently compelling me to go check if that RedCard we opened to get a discount on the Xbox is still open. At least for buying Target's daily deals, why wouldn't I use it?
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