[Targeted] AmEx Offer & Chase Offer: IKEA, Get 10% Back (Max $27 Cashback)

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Update 9/11/25: Offer is back through 9/30/25. This time it’s both on Chase Offers (Wells, U.S. Bank, etc) and it’s also now on AmEx Offers which is a new thing.

The Offer

Check your Chase Offers for the following deal:

  • Get 10% back at IKEA.

Our Verdict

Not a huge discount, but IKEA is always a popular option.

Post history:

  • Update 8/19/25: Offer is back through 8/25/25
  • Update 3/5/25: Offer is back through 3/31/25
  • Update 1/2/25: Offer is back through 2/1/25 for 10% back, up to $27 (ht Shoddy-League-806)
  • Update 12/1/24: 10% up to $27 cash back exp 12/31/2024
  • Update 7/2/24: Deal is back and valid until 7/31.
  • Update 4/3/24: Deal is back through April 30, 2024
  • Update 2/26/24: Deal is back through 3/31/24. Max $27 cash back maximum.
  • Update 1/12/24: Deal is back through 2/15/24
  • Update 12/13/23: Deal is back through 12/31/23. Hat tip to GC Galore
  • Update 10/10/23: Available again through 11/18
  • Update 4/30/23: Deal is back for 10% this time, up to $27, and valid through June, 2023.
  • Update 11/1/22: Deal is back and valid until 11/30/22.
  • Update 11/4/21: Deal is back and valid until 12/15/21
  • Update 7/28/21: Deal is back and valid until 8/31. Some people seeing a 15% offer as well.

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