Last month, my wife got
approved for her Chase Ink Preferred Business card. I recently applied for and just got instantly
approved for my own Chase
Ink Preferred!
With this new card,
my Chase Ultimate Rewards collection is complete:
Here’s the list of the Chase cards I’ve picked up and
the sign up bonuses I’ve earned from Chase over the last 5 years:
- Chase Sapphire Reserve – 100K points after spending 4K
- JP Morgan Palladium – No bonus points. I applied because I wanted a card made of Palladium to add to my collection.
- JP Morgan Select – downgraded from my Palladium card.
- Chase Sapphire Preferred – 50K points after 1st purchase
- Chase Sapphire – downgraded from my CSP.
- Chase Sapphire Preferred #2 – 45K points after spending 4K and adding an authorized user.
- Chase Freedom Visa – 30K points after 1st purchase.
- Freedom MasterCard – previously converted from my Sapphire card.
- Freedom Unlimited – converted from my Freedom MasterCard
- Chase Ink Plus – 70K points after spending 5K
- Chase Ink Preferred – 80K points after spending 5K
- Chase Ink Bold – 60K points after spending 5K
- Chase Ink Cash – 30K points after 1st purchase.
- Chase Ink Cash #2 – downgraded from my Ink Plus
- Chase Disney Debit cards – I’ve churned the Chase Checking account bonus a few times. It’s free to convert your regular Chase debit card into the Disney debit card. There are 4 fun Disney designs to choose from and the card offers some perks at Disneyland resorts.
- Chase Business Debit card – $300 bonus after depositing $1,000 and performing 5 qualified transactions.
By far, the Chase Ultimate Rewards
program is my favorite credit card points program. We’ve used our points towards free flights and
hotel stays around the world. The sign
up bonuses from the cards above total 465,000
Ultimate Rewards points!
The Chase cards I continue to use regularly include my: Sapphire
Reserve, Freedom, Freedom Unlimited, Ink Cash, and now my Ink Preferred. I’ve had a good run with Chase and will continue
to utilize their Ultimate Rewards program.
How many credit cards have you collected?
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