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Up Bank: $20 Cashback on KitchenAid Spend $150+
60 days leftEnds Mon 14 December at 00:00
Activate the offer in the Up Bank app, then spend $150 or more in a single online transaction at KitchenAid and get $20 cashback, usually within 14 days. Best for Up Bank customers who need to buy KitchenAid products anyway.
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Original title
KitchenAid: $20 Cashback When You Spend $150 or More
Quick take
Good for
- Up Bank customers needing KitchenAid products
- Those planning a KitchenAid purchase
Not for
- Non-Up Bank customers
Why it's worth a look
- Extra $20 back on a $150+ spend
Watch out
- Use an eligible card
If it suits yousave ~$20, done in 5 min, easy
Worth it?
$20
Estimated saving (price drop + cashback + cash rewards)
Reward offer
- Price
- Reward offer
- Value per hour
- $240
Min. spend $150
Effort
Easyabout 5 min
Easy
Min. spend $150App only
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How to do it
- 1Open the Up Bank app and activate the KitchenAid cashback offer
- 2Shop online at KitchenAid Australia and spend at least $150 in one transaction (excluding gift cards, voucher codes, cashback and coupons)
- 3Pay with your Up Bank card (not 2Up, Essentials or 2Up Essentials)
- 4Wait for the $20 cashback, typically credited within 14 days
Money-saving tip: Combine with a KitchenAid sale or clearance for extra savings.
Conditions
- Online purchases only; third-party payment providers like PayPal, Afterpay and Klarna are excluded
- Limited to one cashback transaction per customer
- Cannot be combined with other offers; excludes voucher codes, gift cards, cash back and coupon deals
- 2Up, Essentials and 2Up Essentials cards are not eligible
Risks
- NoteRequires a $150 minimum order. Don't buy things you don't need to reach it.