Chase Sapphire Reserve
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Chase Sapphire Reserve Annual Travel Credit Will Switch To Calendar Year
The Chase Sapphire Reserve card has a great ravel benefit that offsets most of the annual fee. Cardholders receive a $300 Annual Travel Credit which is applied automatically to travel purchases. Now Chase is changing the way it calculates the year, regarding this credit. It goes from calendar year to membership year. $300 Annual Travel Credit A…
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RadPad Codes As Travel For CSR Through Android Pay
Update: Please be aware of RadPad’s current cashflow issues and decide for yourself if you want to use their services. You can read discussions on FT and Reddit regarding article of Paul Matthew Jaworski which spread on the ‘net before he deleted it regarding RP’s cash flow problems. Caveat emptor. (HT: Tazz in comments) If…
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Chase Sapphire Reserve App Working Again, 5/24 Language Removed
(Update 5:20PM): The link is working again. The scare is over. But the page now no longer mentions the 5/24 which was added earlier. Maybe Chase wasn’t supposed to officially confirm the existence of that rule. Might be a temporary glitch, but the “Apply Now” link on the Chase Sapphire Reserve page is not working.…
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Chase Sapphire Reserve’s $300 Travel Credit Posts Instantly
You must have heard about the new Chase Sapphire Reserve card, unless you’e been under a rock for the last two weeks. If so, you can read more about the card here. Besides the great sign up bonus, one of the best perks that comes with the card is the $300 Annual Travel Credit. This credit…
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How I Got My CSR And What Was Missing
You’ve read enough about the Chase Sapphire Reserve already, so I won’t go into details about what it offers, how you can get it and that in-branch work around for those over 5/24. As you might expect, I am way over 5/24 since I apply myself for most cards that I write about on this blog.…
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Chase Sapphire Reserve Review, A Premium Card With Tons Of Benefits
The Chase Sapphire Reserve is a new premium card from Chase that was released on August 21st 2016. It comes with tons of benefits aimed at frequent travelers, and a $550 annual fee.
