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IHG® Rewards Premier Business Credit Card: Earn up to 165k Bonus Points After $3k Spend in First 3 Months
Chase[/URL] is offering up to 165,000 bonus points after you spend $3,000 on purchases in the first three months your account is open with the IHG® Rewards Premier Business Credit Card[/URL]. Annual fee is $99.
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Earn 165,000 Bonus Points after spending $3,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening
Enjoy a Reward Night after each account anniversary year at eligible IHG hotels worldwide. Plus, enjoy a reward night when you redeem points for a consecutive four-night IHG® hotel stay.
Earn up to 26 total points per $1 spent when you stay at IHG Hotels and Resorts
Earn 5 points per $1 spent on purchases on travel, at gas stations, select advertising, and restaurants. Earn 3 points per $1 spent on all other purchases
Automatic Platinum Elite status as long as you remain a Premier Business card member
Global Entry, TSA PreCheck® or NEXUS Statement Credit of up to $100 every 4 years as reimbursement for the application fee charged to your card
IHG One Rewards bonus points are redeemable at hotels such as InterContinental®, Crowne Plaza®, Kimpton®, EVEN® Hotels, Indigo® Hotels & Holiday Inn®
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Card Details:
Earn 165,000 Bonus Points after spending $3,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening
Enjoy a Reward Night after each account anniversary year at eligible IHG hotels worldwide. Plus, enjoy a reward night when you redeem points for a consecutive four-night IHG® hotel stay.
Earn up to 26 total points per $1 spent when you stay at IHG Hotels and Resorts
Earn 5 points per $1 spent on purchases on travel, at gas stations, select advertising, and restaurants. Earn 3 points per $1 spent on all other purchases
Automatic Platinum Elite status as long as you remain a Premier Business card member
Global Entry, TSA PreCheck® or NEXUS Statement Credit of up to $100 every 4 years as reimbursement for the application fee charged to your card
IHG One Rewards bonus points are redeemable at hotels such as InterContinental®, Crowne Plaza®, Kimpton®, EVEN® Hotels, Indigo® Hotels & Holiday Inn®
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EIN is just your SSN for most people. Revenue requires no verification, but many have been fine just putting 0 if it's a new business.
You can get 1 personal card- if you still hold the old personal you can't get the new one (there was a small window you could get both- that's long gone though)
The business card is entirely independent of either personal card and having one has nothing to do with eligibility for the other (outside of the normal Chase rules like 5/24 or 2/30 that aren't specific to IHG cards)
So yes you can get this two and get 2 free nights a year for 2 annual fees.
$0.00 since you can't redeem the points for cash.
If you mean for booking IHG rooms that depends on the room... a typical AVERAGE value is about 0.5 cents per point so 165k would be about $825 worth of IHG hotel room.... but sometime you can get more or less than that... and if you leverage the 4th night free benefit using points that can bump the value as well (by roughly 25% if booking exactly 4 nights)
You can get 1 personal card- if you still hold the old personal you can't get the new one (there was a small window you could get both- that's long gone though)
The business card is entirely independent of either personal card and having one has nothing to do with eligibility for the other (outside of the normal Chase rules like 5/24 or 2/30 that aren't specific to IHG cards)
So yes you can get this two and get 2 free nights a year for 2 annual fees.
$0.00 since you can't redeem the points for cash.
If you mean for booking IHG rooms that depends on the room... a typical AVERAGE value is about 0.5 cents per point so 165k would be about $825 worth of IHG hotel room.... but sometime you can get more or less than that... and if you leverage the 4th night free benefit using points that can bump the value as well (by roughly 25% if booking exactly 4 nights)
The points are a side bonus, i can get the orlando waterpark hotel for 19k so that would be 8 nights or so value
signed up as a sole proprietorship, took some time and a call in but finally go approved
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If you want to make absolutely sure you can call and ask.
However, best to record the call.
I called Citibank when I got an email offering me the Citi AAdvantage card with a personal invitation number and fine print excluding persons who got the bonus within 48 months. I was told the PI number meant I was eligible for the offer, but after I spend the money they reneged based on the fine print. I had no record of the call and was SOL.
FYI, when I applied for the Chase Hyatt Business card, (at 5/24) the denied it based on (probably 5/24) and lack of a "business relationship" with Chase.
Including that it DOES include the free night annually. It's right in the original post
Also the annual fee is the same as the current personal card.
There's an older, cheaper, personal card that you haven't been able to do a new signup for in a couple years though (that has different overall benefits than the current personal card)
I still prefer keeping my personal card.
There was a relatively brief period where if you had the old retired personal card you could ALSO get the new personal card (that is no longer possible, you can't get the new one if you still have the old one now)-- but if you DID do that, and stacked with this business card it meant that for about $248 total you got every year:
3 free nights (2 of which you could add points to if needed- can't on legacy card)
4th night free on all reward stays
10% rebate on all points redeemed
Platinum status (they all gave that, and it ain't worth much anyway)
With only your legacy card (I assume you have the old legacy card since you're mentioning a lower annual fee) you're missing out on 2 $98 'free' nights that are points-toppable and the 4th night free benefit.
Nothing. But there's no reason to want to downgrade it unless you never stay in hotels, since the $99 annual fee gets you a free night every year on top of the (very minor value of) platinum status and 4th night benefits. And if you never stay in hotels, why are you opening it in the first place unless you're taking one trip, ever, or something.