Did you know that price plastic in your wallet was so powerful?

It’s true some credit cards have purchase and extended warranty protection. So what the heck does that mean ⬇️

Extended Warranty

The extended warranty offered by your credit card typically adds up to a year of additional coverage to eligible purchases. It mirrors the terms of the original manufacturer’s warranty — for example, if the original warranty covers only manufacturing defects, then the extended warranty will do the same.
Charge the item to your card that offers the coverage, and save your receipt and the product's warranty documentation. If the product breaks after the original warranty expires, you may still be able to be reimbursed from your card's payment network via statement credit or check (Need Wallet).

Purchase Protection

Typically, credit card purchase protection applies to purchases you make with your credit card for a specific amount of time. With this important coverage, you can be reimbursed for an item or receive a replacement if your purchase is damaged or stolen, usually within 90 to 120 days (BankRate).

Remember this benefit isn’t on every credit card. Call the number on the back of your card to see if you have this benefit!

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