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&lt;h2 id="hm-membership-and-credit-card-what-you-actually-get"&gt;H&amp;amp;M Membership and Credit Card: What You Actually Get&lt;/h2&gt;
&lt;p&gt;H&amp;amp;M wants you in its membership program, not its wallet — because there is no H&amp;amp;M credit card to put there. Despite store cards being almost standard in fast fashion, H&amp;amp;M has never launched one in the United States. What it offers instead is a free loyalty program, H&amp;amp;M Membership, with an upgraded H&amp;amp;M Plus tier. If you came looking for an &amp;quot;H&amp;amp;M Membership Plus credit card,&amp;quot; the honest answer is that the membership is real, the credit card is not, and the smart move is to pair the free membership with the right general-purpose card.&lt;/p&gt;</description></item></channel></rss>