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.
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.
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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You can not have more than 1 Sapphire card at the same time, and you can not get a new Sapphire signup bonus if you received one on any Sapphire card in the last 48 months.
For anyone debating on whether to go for this, know that the all time high is 100k bonus points, making this a very lucrative opportunity.
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.
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Probably not much impact, unless you're cancelling a very old or very high-CL card. Also, not much benefit in doing so unless the card has an unjustifiable Annual Fee.
I made this mistake years ago when my wife thought it would be a good idea to cancel all our legacy cards and consolidate all our usage on a new joint-card account (with a measly $100 SUB which wound up to be taxable). I don't think it hurt too much, but it certainly didn't help our credit scores.
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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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Not all flights but some flights are slightly more expensive.
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No worries! Better off to have someone or a partner refer you as they will get 15K referral points.
EDIT: An article I found on the subject: The Safe Way to Cancel a Credit Card [investopedia.com]
https://www.investopedi
EDIT: An article I found on the subject: The Safe Way to Cancel a Credit Card [investopedia.com]
https://www.investopedi
I made this mistake years ago when my wife thought it would be a good idea to cancel all our legacy cards and consolidate all our usage on a new joint-card account (with a measly $100 SUB which wound up to be taxable). I don't think it hurt too much, but it certainly didn't help our credit scores.
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EDIT: An article I found on the subject: The Safe Way to Cancel a Credit Card [investopedia.com]
https://www.investopedi