MIT Federal Credit Union · Public card profile
MIT FCU Max Cash Preferred Card
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Last reviewed: September 19, 2026 · Current issuer destination
- Annual fee
- $0
- Card type
- Personal
- Market
- US
Published reward categories
5.00×
Chosen Categories
Up to 5% cash back in two eligible categories selected by the cardholder; quarterly cap and enrollment terms apply.
2.00×
Everyday Category
Eligible cardholder-selected everyday category; issuer program terms apply.
1.00×
Other Purchases
Other eligible purchases.
Published benefits
No recurring benefit has completed review yet.
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Renewal and alternatives
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Decision summary
Where this card may fit
Potential best uses
- 5.00× Chosen Categories
Up to 5% cash back in two eligible categories selected by the cardholder; quarterly cap and enrollment terms… - 2.00× Everyday Category
Eligible cardholder-selected everyday category; issuer program terms apply. - 1.00× Other Purchases
Other eligible purchases.
Cost and benefits
There is no listed annual fee, but compare redemption value, restrictions and a strong alternative.
0 recurring benefits currently catalogued.
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- Enrollment is required for Chosen Categories.
Data status: reviewed September 19, 2026. Check official source. Approval is not predicted.