Spend more to get more: 

The more you spend at Macy’s with your card, the higher your member status will be. Higher status levels come with better benefits.

Use your Star Passes: 

Every year you’ll get Star Passes, which you can use to get 25% off at Macy’s for one day. Cardholders with higher status will get more Star Passes per year.

Expect a birthday gift: 

Each year you’ll get a birthday surprise; be sure to use it before it expires.

Put Star Money Days on your calendar:

 Cardholders get access to Star Money Days each year, during which you’ll earn excellent rewards for Macy’s purchases.

Getting married: 

Use Macy’s Registry Star Rewards to create a gift registry and earn 10% back on your own purchases, plus 5% back on purchases made by other people.

Earn 5% back at Macy’s:

 Cardholders with Platinum status will earn 5% back in rewards for Macy’s purchases, but you need to spend at least $1,200 per year at Macy’s to reach that status.

Use Star Money rewards quickly:

Your rewards are automatically redeemed for Star Money rewards certificates, which can only be used at Macy’s and expire 30 days after being issued. Be sure to use them while they’re still good.

Take advantage of free shipping:

Gold and Platinum members will get free shipping on eligible items from Macy’s and macys.com.

Add cards to Macy’s My Wallet: 

Add your Macy’s card or cards to the Macy’s My Wallet app to easily manage your accounts, payments, and discount offers.

Check out Amex Offers and other benefits:

 Macy’s American Express Cardholders have access to additional benefits, including Amex Offers, which provides extra points at a changing selection of retailers.

Set up automatic payments: 

Many cardholders have reported issues with payment processing and billing, so set up automatic payments for the full statement balance each month. You may also want to check to make sure the payment goes through on time, and there are no interest charges or late fees piling up.

Improve your credit scores:

 Store credit cards are typically easier to qualify for than general-use rewards cards, making them attractive for people with less-than-great credit. If you use them responsibly you’ll improve your credit and eventually can qualify for better cards.