The bonus days offer double Cash Back Deals from June 24-26

U.S. Bank Bonus Days are back, giving cardholders a simple way to earn double cash back on everyday purchases from June 24–26, 2026.

“Our Bonus Days event is a great way for cardholders to make the most of their planned purchases, said Tanuj Suri, head of U.S. Back Co-brand Cards. “We’re excited to expand this Bonus Days promotion to include select partner card programs, giving even more customers the opportunity to earn enhanced rewards through brands they trust.”

How to earn double cash back during Bonus Days

Earning double cash back is quick and easy:

  1. Log in to the U.S. Bank, State Farm, Edward Jones or KAL mobile app or online banking.
  2. Activate Cash Back Deals available in your account.
  3. Use your qualifying U.S. Bank debit, credit or partner card to complete your purchase at participating retailers from June 24–26.
  4. Receive your base statement credit automatically. The bonus statement credit will post  – one to two billing cycles after June 26. 

That’s it — no sign-ups, tracking or extra steps required beyond activating your deals and using your card.

Tips to maximize your Double Bonus Days rewards

  • Check offers early so you don’t miss relevant deals
  • Activate multiple offers to increase your earning potential
  • Plan purchases during the three-day window
  • Use the right card tied to each activated offer
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