Credit cards have published and unpublished rules. These are rules that put guard rails around who is eligible for credit cards that are offered by the bank. The Chase 5 24 rule is one of these rules. Amex also has a similar rule. In this Chase 5 24 rule credit card post, we’ll cover everything […]
Everything You Need to Know About the Chase 5 24 Rule Read More »
Chase Ultimate Rewards is one of hte most valuable transferable point programs. Transferable means that the points you earn can be transferred directly to Chase’s airline and hotel partners to book award flights and hotel stays. In this best Chase Credit cards guide, we cover cards that earn both Ultimate Rewards points and cash back.
7 Best Chase Credit Cards to Earn Chase Ultimate Rewards Read More »
Chase, like American Express, has continued to find ways to incentivize its customers to spend on its cards during the pandemic. One way Chase is pulling its levers is with the Pay Yourself Back feature on the Chase Sapphire Reserve. This can be ideal to use for cardmembers this holiday shopping season. Not only is
Holiday Shopping: How to Use Your Chase Sapphire Reserve to Maximize your Points Read More »
The Chase Freedom Flex is one of my new favorite Chase cards. It’s a combination of no annual fee and high earn rates in rotating bonus categories are the reasons why this card is one to consider applying for. Check out this Chase Freedom Flex review for more details on the card. One of the things
Chase Freedom Flex Credit Card Q1 2021 Bonus Categories Read More »
The recent Chase Sapphire Preferred bonus injected interest in an already lucrative card. Now, with the Pay Yourself Back feature, current and prospective cardmembers have even more upside potential this holiday shopping season. Not only is the Pay Yourself Back feature available on the Chase Sapphire Preferred, but it’s also available to Chase Sapphire Reserve cardmembers.
Holiday Shopping: How to Use Your Chase Sapphire Preferred to Maximize your Points Read More »
Chase isn’t playing around anymore. As we saw in the Chase Sapphire Reserve benefits post, Chase is trying to capitalize on changing consumer behavior by offering increased Chase Sapphire Preferred Benefits. And we get it right? Few of us are traveling right now so travel-focused bonus earnings don’t make a ton of sense. In this
Chase Sapphire Preferred Benefits: 3-5x Points on Instacart, Gas Stations, and Streaming Read More »
Chase is at again, this time with temporary Chase Sapphire Reserve benefits in select bonus categories. One can assume this is in response to two things. One, AmEx upping the ante on its AmEx Platinum, AmEx Gold, and AmEx Green card. Two, changing consumer behavior in response to the coronavirus. If you’re currently a Sapphire
Chase Sapphire Reserve Benefits: 5-10x Points on Instacart, Gas Stations, and Streaming Read More »
When Chase revamped its World of Hyatt Credit Card, the changes were for the better. Not only does this card comes loaded with perks, the card actually makes sense to put your spending on. In this article, we’ll cover why it makes sense to pick up the World of Hyatt Credit Card for Travel this
How to Use Your World of Hyatt Credit Card for Travel in 2020 Read More »
Three of the more popular Chase airline partners for US travelers are British Airways, Southwest, and United. The reason is because these partners help you to book American Airlines, Southwest, and United flights respectively. What you may not have thought of is how to use Chase Ultimate Rewards with all of the other Chase airline
7 Best Ways to Use Chase Ultimate Rewards to Travel to Europe Read More »
There are a number of Chase credit cards within the Chase Ultimate Rewards program. The Chase Sapphire Reserve, Chase Sapphire Preferred, and Chase Ink Business Preferred earn points that can be transferred directly to its airline and hotel partners. These cards also allow you to convert cash back earned from other Chase cards into Chase
5 Chase Credit Cards I Use To Earn Ultimate Rewards Read More »
