One of the most popular travel rewards cards is the $95 annual fee Chase Sapphire Preferred Card… and for good reason! The card consistently offers excellent welcome bonuses, with spending categories matching how many of us spend anyway. The perks are awesome without requiring a spreadsheet to track the benefits. Plus, Chase Ultimate Rewards is…
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Absolutely, use Ben's link. Absolutely, get the signup bonus. After that, there are better cards and better ecosystems for your ongoing spending.
I actually feel bad for Ben.
I'm not a churning person so I couldn't give Ben any more referrals after I have all the cards I wanted to apply.
I just hope his referrals are still going strong.
And I denounce free riders using ad blockers here.
The $100 hotel credit is a great bonus over the $50. Perfect for cheap layovers.
Some positive changes for once. The change of the hotel credit to $100 and bring able to use it all at once is an improvement. This assumes that the chase travel portal isn't marking up the hotel rate though. The Appletv benefit while only good for a year is definitely worth it to me because I subscribe anyway. Changes are enough to get me to hold the card for another year, especially after the devastating devals when it comes to Hyatt which really was a kick in the teeth.
Double-dip the $100 hotel credit by making a hotel reservation when you’re flight is delayed, then claim on the included insurance.