Chase has a number of credit card products that are pretty popular - the Sapphire Preferred is at the top of that list.
But if you're interested in delving deeper into the purchase/points game, Chase also offers the Ink Bold and Ink Plus business cards. The Ink Bold is a charge card, meaning its a line of credit you have to pay back every month (therefore there are no interest charges, etc). The Ink Plus is a true credit card, standard with monthly fees and interest if you don't pay it off.
The perks of these cards, though, are definitely a good option to consider for your point earning playbook:
Earn 5x points per $1 on the first $50,000 spent annually at office supply stores, cellular phone, landline, internet, and cable TV services
Important to note that these are both business cards - meaning you would need to add your soc sec number to any application - there are strategies out there for successful applications even though you may not have a large business operation. Sell things on Ebay? You qualify!
I use my Ink Bold for all of my telecommunications bills - at 5x points per dollar, that adds up every month. Since Ultimate Rewards are the most flexible points to get, every little bit helps!
But if you're interested in delving deeper into the purchase/points game, Chase also offers the Ink Bold and Ink Plus business cards. The Ink Bold is a charge card, meaning its a line of credit you have to pay back every month (therefore there are no interest charges, etc). The Ink Plus is a true credit card, standard with monthly fees and interest if you don't pay it off.
The perks of these cards, though, are definitely a good option to consider for your point earning playbook:
Earn 5x points per $1 on the first $50,000 spent annually at office supply stores, cellular phone, landline, internet, and cable TV services
Earn 2X points per $1 on the first $50,000 spent annually at gas
stations and hotel accommodations when purchased directly with the hotel.
Earn 1X point per $1 on all other purchases, with no limits on how much
you can earn.
No foreign transaction fees
Important to note that these are both business cards - meaning you would need to add your soc sec number to any application - there are strategies out there for successful applications even though you may not have a large business operation. Sell things on Ebay? You qualify!
I use my Ink Bold for all of my telecommunications bills - at 5x points per dollar, that adds up every month. Since Ultimate Rewards are the most flexible points to get, every little bit helps!
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