Elan Financial Services
Edward Jones Platinum
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Edward Jones Platinum
Elan Financial Services
Last updated September 21, 2026· Rates, fees, and credits from WalletFlo's OneCard catalog (refreshed hourly). Verify current terms on the issuer site.
Annual fee
$0
Welcome bonus
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Est. net value
$383/yr
Credit score
Varies
Top earn rate
1.5x everything else
Overview
How this card fits in your wallet — fees, value, and who it's built for.
The Edward Jones Platinum from Elan Financial Services carries no annual fee. On WalletFlo's typical spend profile, the OneCard engine estimates $383.40 in rewards plus $0.00 in credits and perks — $383.40 net per year before welcome bonuses.
How the points work
Earn 2 Loyalty Points on every eligible net $1 spent over $20,000.
Earning rates
Category bonuses from our catalog — verify current offers on the issuer site.
| Category | Rate |
|---|---|
| Everything elseAll Purchases | 1.5× |
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Frequently asked questions
- What credit score do I need?
- Issuers generally look for good-to-excellent credit; exact thresholds vary.
- Is the annual fee worth it?
- There's no annual fee — focus on whether the earn rates beat cards you already carry.