Monday, May 1, 2023

Want An Easy $1,000 For Summer Travel? It's Simple

 


This is me on a recent trip to Australia and Indonesia. All I can say is wow. I will have many blog posts coming soon to share the experience and of course, tips for you. 
This card is the first credit card that both of my children applied for as soon as they had enough credit to qualify. 
It is an entry card that packs a powerful punch. It's not a FREE card, it does carry an annual fee, but the perks and benefits more than offset that fee. 
So let's break it down and tell you about this offer! 

Want An Easy $1,000 For Summer Travel? It's Simple

The offer is 80,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points for a $4,000 minimum spend. I have only seen this high of an offer once before so it's huge that they brought it back a second time. 
80,000 CUR or Chase Ultimate Rewards points are worth about $1,000 in FREE travel. Amazing right? You can read about how I have spent CUR points on FREE travel here. 



Just buy the things you normally buy, but direct all your spending to this card and you get $1,000 off your next trip. That could be round trip flights or hotel rooms or both if you play your cards right like on my trip to Ireland. 

So let's talk specifics: 
  • 80,000 bonus points 
  • $4,000 minimum spend 
  • $95 annual fee
  • $50 hotel credit in the Chase Travel Portal
  • 25% more value when you use the Chase Travel Portal
  • Other travel protection benefits
  • $10 monthly credit with GoPuff 
  • Dashpass complimentary access
Don't worry about the annual fee. The card also comes with a $50 hotel credit if you book through the Chase Travel portal. You also get 25% more value for your points if you book through the Chase Travel portal. In the travel portal, you can pay with your credit card or with your CUR points. If you use your CUR points, you actually get a 25% discount, pretty sweet. 

You can only apply for this card once every 4 years and you can only hold one Chase Sapphire card at a time. This card also follows the rules of 5/24, you will only be approved for 5 cards in 24 months. 





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