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Until recently, the comparison between Chase’s Sapphire cards was pretty easy. The Chase Sapphire Reserve offers 3X travel & dining vs. the Preferred card’s 2X. The Sapphire Reserve offers 1.5 cents per point value towards travel vs. the Preferred card’s 1.25. And the Reserve offers a slew of benefits not available to Preferred cardholders. The Sapphire Reserve previously cost $450 per year, but offered an automatic $300 travel rebate. This made it seem like a…
DoorDash and Chase have teamed up to offer what’ll be a great benefit for some users – a free DashPass subscription. Sapphire Reserve and Sapphire Preferred cardholders get a free 2 year subscription, while Freedom and Slate cardholders get 3 months free and then a half-price subscription for 9 months. The Deal The following Chase cardholders can get a free DashPass subscription from DoorDash: Up to 2 years free Chase Sapphire Reserve Chase Sapphire Preferred…
Yesterday, Greg wrote about cancelling a credit card to which he had an oddly emotional attachment, the Citi Prestige card (See: Dumping my Citi Prestige card). His willpower is stronger than mine; with 5x on dining and flights, I’ve never been happier to pick up the check for friends and family and be reimbursed — I can’t yet muster the strength to cancel it. Thankfully, I don’t have to yet as I was charged the…
Over the weekend, we published an update to this post about Chase pre-qualified offers. In short, many more people were seeing pre-qualified black-star offers in a different place in their accounts (under “Credit Cards” in the desktop browser or under “Open an account–>Credit cards” in the app). When those offers include a set APR (that is to say not a range like 18.24%-25.24% but a set number like 22.24%), they have been known to bypass 5/24.…
Last year, the Chase Freedom Unlimited briefly offered a sign-up bonus of 3x everywhere for a year. Yesterday, Doctor of Credit reported that this offer has returned in-branch, albeit this time with a cap: earn 3x everywhere on the first $20,000 in purchases in the first year. There’s no doubt that 3x Ultimate Rewards on every purchase sounds awesome, but with Chase applying the 5/24 rule to so many of its best cards, is it worth…
Chase has made it easier to refer friends and family to some of their credit cards as referrals can now be generated through the Chase app. Referrals can now be generated through the Chase Mobile app for the following cards: Chase Sapphire Preferred Chase Freedom Unlimited Southwest Rapid Rewards Premier Southwest Rapid Rewards Plus World of Hyatt IHG Rewards Club Premier United Explorer Marriott Rewards Premier Plus Chase Ink Business Preferred The process is fairly…
As had been previously rumored, Chase will be launching a 60,000 point bonus for those who sign up for or upgrade to a Sapphire bank account and move $75,000 in new deposits / investments to Chase and leave it there for at least 90 days. That will be too steep a requirement for some, but for those with cash or investments to move and a Sapphire Preferred or Reserve in their wallet, it could be worth the time and…
Doctor of Credit is reporting a great targeted offer that some people are seeing in their Chase accounts for the Chase Sapphire Preferred card: Get 60,000 Ultimate Rewards points after spending $4,000 in the first 3 months plus 5,000 points for adding an authorized user. Best of all, this offer (found under “Your Offers” in your online account) bypasses 5/24 and this particular offer maintains 24-month language despite the recent change to 48-month language on the Sapphire cards. The Deal Chase has…
We recently posted about the change in langauge on Chase Sapphire Preferred and Chase Sapphire Reserve application terms: whereas they used to state that the bonus was no longer available if you have or have had this product within the past 24 months, Chase updated the main links on its site a couple of weeks ago to exclude those who have earned a welcome bonus within the past 48 months from earning a new cardmember bonus on either…
