 TITLE: How to Avoid Overspending on Amazon Prime Day 2021 CONTENT: Offset Your Costs by Paying With a Rewards Credit Card\n------------------------------------------------------\nIf you have a rewards credit card, consider using it this Prime Day to offset your purchases by earning points, miles or cash back. Depending on what card you have, and what rewards program it manages (for example, Chase Ultimate Rewards), you'll have different options for how you can earn or redeem your points or cash back.\nIf you're looking to pay as little as possible for your Prime Day purchases, a card with generous cash back could be a good option.\nIf you're hoping to avoid paying interest on any big-ticket items you may buy, a card with a 0% introductory APR on purchases could save you a lot of money. Just be sure to pay off your purchases before the introductory period ends to avoid paying any interest on your Prime Day products.\nTrying to earn points for an upcoming vacation? If you have a card that offers generous point or mile earnings, that could be your best bet for Prime Day shopping. While you'll want to pay off your purchases as quickly as possible to make sure you get your full rewards earnings, committing to charging and then paying off those purchases right away could help you squeeze extra value from your upcoming trip.\nTo learn more about reward credit cards you may be eligible for, consider using Experian CreditMatch™ to get paired with personalized credit card offers based on your credit profile. END