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$900 Bonus Cash Back
w/ $6K Spent in First 3 Months
Chase is offering a $900 bonus cash back after you spend $6,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening with the Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card. No annual fee.
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Chase is offering a $900 bonus cash back after you spend $6,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening with the Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card. No annual fee.
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- OFFER ENDING SOON: Earn $900 bonus cash back after you spend $6,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening
- Earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase made for your business
- No Annual Fee
- Redeem rewards for cash back, gift cards, travel and more through Chase Ultimate Rewards®.
- Earn rewards faster with employee cards at no additional cost. Set individual spending limits for greater control.
- Round-the-clock monitoring for unusual credit card purchases
- With Zero Liability you won't be held responsible for unauthorized charges made with your card or account information.
- 0% introductory APR for 12 months on purchases
- Member FDIC
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It works out to be a deal for me annually.
It works out to be a deal for me annually.
Chase has turned me down for retention offers every year I've asked, and I'm an OG CSR holder from 2016.
That said it's still trivial to get more than the annual fee in value out of it.
Instacart credit alone is $180 a year, plus $300 travel credit, so you're already at only $70 net cost which is less than any other chase card that enables point transfers.
Then you get instacart+ free (normally $99) so you're ahead $29, assuming you're someone who otherwise uses instacart anyway.
Then another $99 value for free dashpass membership, plus $60 a year in doordash credit so you're $188 ahead if you otherwise use all this stuff.
Then there's the $56 per pair of people airport restaurant credits from priority pass, lounge access, the $100 Precheck/GE credit every 4 years, primary rental car insurance, and more on top.
Contrast that with say the Amex Platinum card where without a retention bonus the card is much harder to be profitable because the credits are generally harder to get value out of (Unless you already drop a ton of $ on an equinox membership each year then you can make it work pretty comfortably)--- plus Amex just killed one of the best benefits- free guest access to centurion lounges.
That said it's still trivial to get more than the annual fee in value out of it.
Instacart credit alone is $180 a year, plus $300 travel credit, so you're already at only $70 net cost which is less than any other chase card that enables point transfers.
Then you get instacart+ free (normally $99) so you're ahead $29, assuming you're someone who otherwise uses instacart anyway.
Then another $99 value for free dashpass membership, plus $60 a year in doordash credit so you're $188 ahead if you otherwise use all this stuff.
Then there's the $56 per pair of people airport restaurant credits from priority pass, lounge access, the $100 Precheck/GE credit every 4 years, primary rental car insurance, and more on top.
Contrast that with say the Amex Platinum card where without a retention bonus the card is much harder to be profitable because the credits are generally harder to get value out of (Unless you already drop a ton of $ on an equinox membership each year then you can make it work pretty comfortably)--- plus Amex just killed one of the best benefits- free guest access to centurion lounges.
I've never done an instacart order where I felt the couple of extra bucks wasn't well worth the half hour or more it'd take me to go get whatever it was myself, let alone the benefit of getting to avoid crowds... and with the instacart plus membership the delivery fees are waived too, just a couple buck service fee then whatever you wish to tip the driver, so the value of the membership can be significant if you use it much (I probably use it 3-5 times a month I'd guess? Though I only pay with the CSR once a month to eat the $15 credit- then I use some other card with better rewards in grocery category--- Chase Freedom at 5x this quarter for example)
For doordash it really depends on the restaurants available and what the markup for em is as far as value... I've never seen anything remotely close to 2x... I've certainly seen like 1.2x to maybe 1.5x on the high end...but there's also promos that run reasonably often that take 25-35% off the order, bringing the net pretty close to even.
But there's kinda 2 ways to look at the 2 different related CSR benefits here--
Dashpass is more valuable if you order often, because it saves you 4-5 bucks in fees per order.... so if you ordered say once a week that's about $20 a month, or $240 a year, just in delivery fees saved by having a free dashpass.
If you order just a few times a year it might only be "worth" like 20 bucks to you.
The other benefit is the $5/mo credit... again if you order often it's just $5/mo...or you can let it roll over to a max of $15 and use it say once every 3 months... either way you're getting $60 a year in value out of this...
How much I use it varies by how busy things are... I'd say I'm more a couple times a month user so somewhere in the middle.... you can also use it (and still apply the $5/mo credit) for pickup orders, which are often same as in-store prices if you don't want to wait for a coupon to do that for you on a delivery (plus eliminates the need to tip a driver)
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If the dealer lets you make that CC payment, sure
Can you spend $5100 in 3 months?
Yes. And if you need my help, I can spend in your behalf as well.
its all happened in just 1 week
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This thread has over 500comments and he have to go through all of it just to find it…. You could have not replied at all if you not gonna give him the answer.