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If you're new to the points and miles hobby or looking to dive deeper after just dipping your toes in, you'll want to develop a solid earning strategy. This applies to both welcome offers and ongoing rewards. To do so, you need to understand the rules and restrictions card issuers have in place. With Chase offering so many lucrative bonuses, we recommend designing your credit card strategy around their 5/24 rule. Here's how you best do that, and the potential cost of ignoring this unwritten rule.

Chase's 5/24 rule is one of the strictest — and one of the more (in)famous — credit card application rules. However, Chase doesn't publicize this rule or tell you what your 5/24 status is. Here are the best free methods for checking your 5/24 status.

For points and miles enthusiasts, the Chase 5/24 rule is one of the most notorious restrictions you'll run into when applying for a new rewards card. It's a rule that can be confusing and frustrating. In this post, we’ll cover everything you need to know about the Chase 5/24 rule.

Flight delays are inevitable when traveling by air. Planes get held up by weather, mechanical, or personnel issues, or you may get bumped due to the flight being overbooked. But, provided you pay with the right card, you won’t have to rough it in the departures lounge or wear the outlay of an expensive airport hotel. If you hold a Chase travel card, it’s likely you have access to some of the best Trip Delay protection available, provided you follow all the steps listed out below.

The Aeroplan® Credit Card is offering an elevated offer of 75,000 bonus points after a reasonable amount of spending. Here are all the details about the Aeroplan Card bonus offer and why this card can be a keeper for the long run.

Small business owners chasing hotel perks and points can score 60,000 bonus points plus Explorist status with the World of Hyatt Business Credit Card. Check out the bonus, key benefits, and eligibility for this offer.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is the ultimate beginner's travel credit card. With a huge welcome bonus, flexible points, and valuable perks, it’s a smart first step into the world of points and miles. Here's why.

There's enough to worry about these days without worrying about missing a sign-up bonus from a new credit card account. Thanks to Chase’s "New Account Bonus" tracker, it is easier than ever to track your progress. And that's as important as ever with lucrative bonuses currently available.

The United Business Card has relaunched with refreshed perks and a lucrative bonus of 75,000 bonus miles and 2,000 PQP. That's enough for United Polaris flight to Europe or multiple domestic getaways, plus a boost toward earning United Premier elite status.

The Prime Visa is an underrated and underappreciated credit card, but it's worth your attention now more than ever. Prime members who are new applicants can secure a $150 Amazon gift card instantly upon approval. Here's a look at this offer.

EEEEEATSCON is back for 2025, with the first event set for Los Angeles on June 28–29. And Chase Sapphire cardholders can score early access and a $10 cash back offer. In this article, we’ll cover what EEEEEATSCON is and how to take advantage of this promotion.

While the first Chase Sapphire Lounge opened its doors to travelers in late 2022, the card issuer now operates eight lounges with two more locations on the way. In this guide, we'll cover where the Chase Sapphire Lounges are, who can access them, and what you can expect inside.

Both the American Express® Gold Card and Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card are excellent mid-tier credit cards that provide great earnings rates, transfer partners, welcome offers, and other benefits. But is one card better than the other? Read our article comparing both cards and determine which one is right for you.

The The New United℠ Business Card is useful for anyone with a small business who flies with United multiple times a year. Benefits include a first checked bag free, United Club passes each year, priority boarding on United, access to additional award space, and 5,000 bonus miles every account anniversary if you also hold a United personal card. Check out our full review for all the details.

The The New United Club℠ Card is Chase's premium United co-branded card and provides a host of top perks and benefits for anyone who regularly flies United. Check out our full review of the United Club to see if this card deserves a spot in your wallet.

Chase has released its latest round of targeted bonus points and cash back promotions for Q2 2025. This time around, eligible cardholders can earn up to 7X total points on grocery store, gas station, and restaurant purchases made between April 1 and June 30, 2025. If you have a Chase co-branded card, here’s how to check if you’re targeted for a bonus offer.

One of the key features of the Chase Sapphire Reserve® is its annual $300 travel credit — a key component of offsetting the card's annual fee. Luckily, the credit is easy to use. Let us show you how it works and which purchases are covered.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is one of our favorite travel rewards cards. But who is and isn't eligible for its welcome bonus? In this post, we'll cover all the rules that can make or break your eligibility to earn the current Sapphire Preferred welcome bonus.

The The New United Gateway℠ Card allows travelers to collect MileagePlus miles without paying an annual fee. While the card doesn't automatically offer as many benefits as some of the other United cards, it punches above its weight by offering a variety of perks including statement credits for in-flight purchases, mileage pooling, and more. Is it right for you?

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is a favorite credit card for so many in the points and miles community. In addition to its quality earning rates, modest annual fee and generous sign-up bonus, it provides one of the best Auto Rental Collision Damage Waiver perks of any credit card. We'll show you how this coverage works — and the important exclusions to look out for.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is a staple card in many travelers' wallets because of its points flexibility, transfer partners, and card benefits. One benefit that shouldn't be overlooked is the $50 annual hotel credit. Check out this article to learn exactly how to use and maximize this great perk.

Did you know the Chase Sapphire Preferred® and Sapphire Reserve® include trip cancellation and interruption insurance? You could get reimbursed up to $10,000 per person if your travel plans are disrupted due to illness, weather, or other covered events. Here’s how this underrated benefit works — and why it can save you from spending extra on third-party insurance.

Credit card issuers are very invested in providing cardmembers with exclusive experiences to keep them engaged with the brand (and using their cards). Here are some of the perks and benefits available to you.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is one of our favorite travel rewards cards; it's a near-perfect option for beginners and seasoned travelers alike. It's got a great mix of benefits, carries a modest $95 annual fee, and offers new applicants a great welcome bonus. Here's our full review.

If United is your airline of choice, carrying a co-branded credit card will give you a bunch of perks often associated with elite status. Early boarding, free checked bags and lounge access can be yours. And it's possible to get those without a high annual fee, thanks to the The New United℠ Explorer Card.

Chase’s partnership with Lyft has long offered bonus points or cash back on rides booked through the Lyft app. And it’s now been extended through September 2027 — with new benefits on offer for select cardholders. Here's what's new with the Chase–Lyft partnership and all the benefits you have because of it.

The New United Quest℠ Card is the Goldilocks option in Chase’s lineup of MileagePlus credit cards. It offers a solid set of benefits that justify its $350 annual fee. Here's everything you need to know about the card to help you decide if it belongs in your wallet.