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Average annual returns are based on hypothetical back-tested performance of the Save Moderate Portfolio from 2006 to present and are net of fees. To achieve the return on the Save Wealth Card Plus, Save purchases a strategy-linked security whose investment value is equal to 1.45 times the dollar spent. To achieve the return on the Save Wealth Card Premium, Save purchases a strategy-linked security whose investment value is equal to two times the dollar spent. Hypothetical back-tested performance is no guarantee of future performance and actual results will vary. Returns are subject to change daily. Minimum return will always be at least 0%. All return figures shown are for informational purposes only and are not actual customer returns. For more detailed information please see Hypothetical Back-testing. For comparison with other rewards cards that do not provide investment matching. Comparison is for informational purposes only. Card comparisons made based on public disclosures available by other issuers. Average redemption value of 1.5% assumed for all. For Save Premium 5.91% average historical returns assumed. Monthly spend of $3500 assumed. $50 has been added as intangible value for all the additional benefits of the competing cards: airport lounges, concierge etc. Sources: Why are Chase Ultimate Rewards points value so high? - CreditCards.com, What Are Points & Miles Worth - Values By Issuer (usnews.com), What Miles, Points, and Credit Card Rewards Are Worth: 2021 Valuations (businessinsider.com), Travel Points & Miles - How Much Are They Worth? [2021] (upgradedpoints.com)