Chase Freedom Flex Review
The Chase Freedom Flex card is at the top of the cash back game. Its familiar rotating categories are paired with year-round earning categories to ensure maximum rewards.
Rebekah Hovey is an editor with nearly a decade of experience creating and shaping content in finance-related and health care fields.
In her early career, Rebekah focused on transforming complex details about health insurance, retirement savings accounts and similar finance-related topics into easy-to-read guides and short videos. She then spent several years contributing to content strategy and producing and editing content and educational outreach for national and state health care initiatives. Most recently before joining the Bankrate team, she worked as a content strategist and editor in the venture capital field.
Rebekah holds a bachelor’s degree with a double major in Communication and English.
“Education is an essential tool to achieving healthy personal finances. As an editor, I can help make that education accessible to everyone who wants it.”
— Rebekah Hovey
The Chase Freedom Flex card is at the top of the cash back game. Its familiar rotating categories are paired with year-round earning categories to ensure maximum rewards.
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