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Chase Sapphire Preferred Credit Card In-Branch Signup Bonus: Expired
Up to 90000 Points
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Chase [link for reference only; branch locator] is offering Up to 90,000 Signup Bonus Points when you Open a New Chase Sapphire Preferred Credit Card Account and meet minimum spending thresholds (see details below). This offer is available in-branch only.
Thanks to Community Member hondaman82 for posting this deal.
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Thanks to Community Member hondaman82 for posting this deal.
Bonus details:
- Earn 80,000 bonus points after spending $4,000 in the first 3 months from account opening.
- Additional 10,000 bonus points after spending $6,000 total on purchases made in the first 6 months from account opening
- Total potential bonus of 90,000 bonus points, worth $1,125 toward travel when redeemed through Ultimate Rewards.
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START 3/19, Signup for the Chase Sapphire Preferred and get 80,000 points after $4,000 in spend within the first three months, plus an additional 10,000 bonus points after spending $6,000 total on purchases made in the first 6 months. Total 90,000 points bonus possible. In-Branch Exclusive Offer, the usual 5/24 rules applied, screenshot attached, https://ibb.co/71gjgt7
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Also things to keep in mind:
Use any credits you might have on existing card you haven't used yet.
Insure you move your UR points to a different card before closing old one.
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You can- I've seen YMMV reports about how many days you need to wait between cancelling and new application though.
Also things to keep in mind:
Use any credits you might have on existing card you haven't used yet.
Insure you move your UR points to a different card before closing old one.
Depends what you use them for. 1 cent each taken as cash but that's about the lowest-value use of em. For travel they'll be worth anywhere from 1.25c on the low end (chase portal), to 1.5-2.5 cents mid-range (Hyatt hotel transfers and coach airline transfers typically) to as much as 4-8 cents a point on the high end (transfers to airlines for flight bookings)
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Also things to keep in mind:
Use any credits you might have on existing card you haven't used yet.
Insure you move your UR points to a different card before closing old one.
Yea I remember you needed to wait before applying if you cancel but you can downgrade instead to skip the wait. That's what I did last time I did the CSR/CSP double dip two years ago. Hopefully this offer comes back in two years haha
Check the churning subreddit
No i think you are allowed one Sapphire product at the time
Also things to keep in mind:
Use any credits you might have on existing card you haven't used yet.
Insure you move your UR points to a different card before closing old one.
Thoughts on closing cards and impact to average age of cards as relates to credit score?
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Downgrade is typically considered better.... if you don't already have an unlimited or freedom type chase card that'd be the way to go (or an additional freedom for a second $1500/quarter 5x cap if you tend to go over the cap some quarters)
As to closing hurting your score--- Average age isn't a significant reason (cards stay on your report, and continue to age, for 7-10 years after you close them).... the bigger factor tends to be utilization...Now if you've been churning a while and have a bunch of open cards and only ever hit 1-2% utilization a month anyway, not an issue... but for folks who have say 2 cards each with a 5k limit and usually charge $2,000 a month, then you close one card, your utilization suddenly jumps from 20% to 40% and that's gonna be a significant score hit.