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What you need to know about the Wawa® Credit Card
If you live on the East Coast, you may be a fan of Wawa gas stations and convenience stores. I happen to have a soft spot in my own heart for Wawa’s hoagies and smoothies. But should you be a fan of its credit card? Here’s what it has to offer.
Who this card is good for
The Wawa® Credit Card may not be the best option for many. The introductory offer of 50 cents off per gallon for the first billing cycle up to 100 gallons per billing cycle could help you earn a few bucks. But after that, this card would provide very little value.
If you’re going to add a credit card because of a big introductory gas rebate, you might consider picking one that offers healthy ongoing credits as well.
Wawa needs to up its game if it wants to compete with any of the top-notch gas cards available today.
About the author: Clint Proctor is a freelance writer and founder of WalletWiseGuy.com, where he writes about how students and millennials can win with money. When he’s away from his keyboard, he enjoys drinking coffee, traveling, obse… Read more.
