There’s enough worry about these days without worrying about missing out on 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 bonuses of up to 100,000 Ultimate Rewards points.

In January 2020, the annual fee for the Chase Sapphire Reserve^® increased from $450 to $550 for new cardholders. To help make up for the higher cost, Chase has added some great new benefits. Since then, Chase has added even more benefits due to COVID-19. In this post, we’ll take a fresh look at the card’s value to help you decide if the benefits justify the annual fee.

United has created a new option for MileagePlus members to redeem miles. For a limited time, co-branded credit cardholders can use United miles towards reimbursing credit card annual fees. And, it’s a surprisingly good redemption rate of 1.5¢ per mile. With travel at a standstill, is this a good idea?

One of the cons of having both personal and business credit cards with Chase is juggling your multiple login credentials. To simplify things, Chase has recently added a new feature to its online account center. Customers can now easily combine multiple logins into one—including personal and business accounts. Now you only need to remember one login!

Chase Sapphire cardholders will receive 5x points and Chase Freedom cardholders will receive 5% cash back when ordering from restaurants using delivery services DoorDash and Tock until May 31, 2020. Bonus points are available on up to $500 worth of purchases for a total of 2,500 Ultimate Reward points or $25 cashback.

There isn’t a lot of great news in the travel world these days but Chase has some for new cardholders. Following the lead of American Express, Chase is extending the deadline to meet the spending requirements for new cardholders approved earlier this year.

To help deal with the difficult times caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, Chase is offering certain Chase Sapphire Reserve^® cardholders a $100 statement credit. The credit will be applied automatically without cardholders needing to do anything. Here’s how to know if you’re eligible for this credit.

For only the second time, Chase and Southwest have dropped an offer that could land you a Southwest Companion Pass with a single signup bonus. While the spending requirement is significant, the chance to lock in buy-one-get-one-free flights with a companion through 2021 gives you plenty of time to enjoy the benefits.

Chase has launched the new United℠ Business Card with a limited-time offer of 100,000 miles and a stack of perks and benefits that can help you save big on United flights–even if you only fly United a few times per year.

If you’re new to points and miles, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by all the advice and information. Today, we’re getting back to basics with a look at the Chase Sapphire Preferred^® Card from the beginner’s perspective. Here are the seven key factors you should consider before choosing a rewards card.