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Chase Sapphire Preferred Credit Card In-Branch Signup Bonus: Expired
Up to 90000 Points
(In-Branch only)
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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If you don't have an unlimited at all, AND you travel enough to get significant (ie point transfers to partners) value out of UR points, then yes.... as it'll get you anywhere from ~2.1 to 10 cents cash-equivalent-value per dollar on your non-category spend
But if you treat it like a cashback card, or only get 1-1.25x in the regular or CSP portal then no the unlimited sucks for those people since you can do better with straight cashback cards in non-category spend.
Generally yes downgrading means credit line, credit history, etc all stay with the card.
History's not the WHOLE idea, maintaining the added limit is also of benefit for keep utilization low too.
(closed cards stay on your report for 7-10 years, so really that part is less important to most than the available credit bit)
No you're absolutely right, somehow my brain conflating the 6 month instacart thing with it while writing-- I've gone back and corrected my original post- thanks for catching the error.
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You'd have to transfer the points to a paid chase card to be able to transfer them to a partner.... you can't transfer points if you only hold "free" chase cards.
But the point in the post you quote is around the fact the Unlimited is only worth having at all if you DO use UR points for travel...Because 1.5x UR can be quite decent for non-category spend if you use em for travel via transfers... otherwise you'll be able to beat it with other cashback cards that can net you 2-2.625% straight cash on non-category stuff.
Another question: if I apply for the CSP and get approved, after how long can I apply for a chase freedom unlimited (to make the most out of my points). I know the 5/24 rule and currently I am at 2/24. With CSP I would go to 3/24.
Does In-branch mean I need to already have a checking/saving account with Chase to get the 80k bonus points?
TIA
Does In-branch mean I need to already have a checking/saving account with Chase to get the 80k bonus points?
TIA
Another question: if I apply for the CSP and get approved, after how long can I apply for a chase freedom unlimited (to make the most out of my points). I know the 5/24 rule and currently I am at 2/24. With CSP I would go to 3/24.
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