apply for Chase Sapphire Preferred card and Earn 50,000 Bonus points after you Spend $3,000 in the First 3 Months,that's worth $625 toward airfare or hotel accomodations!
Two free flights offer assumes that there are flights available for $312.50 each. The number of points required to redeem for free flights is dependent on fare availability, destination, time, and day of travel, which are subject to change.
Annual Membership Fee waived for first year. After that, $95
application link
https://creditcards.chase.com/credit-cards/sapphire-preferred-card.aspx
To qualify and receive your bonus, you must make qualifying transactions totaling $3,000 or more during the first 3 months from account opening. Qualifying transactions include purchases, balance transfers, and any checks that are used to access your account, and exclude cash advances. After qualifying, please allow 6 to 8 weeks for bonus points to post to your account.
This one-time bonus offer is valid only for first-time cardmembers with new accounts. Previous and existing cardmembers/accounts are not eligible for this bonus offer.
Pay no foreign transaction fees when you use your card on purchases made outside the United States.
Earning Points
You will earn 1 point for each $1 of net purchases. You will earn an additional 1 point for each $1 of eligible airfare net purchases made online through the program booking tool. You will receive a yearly bonus of 7% of all points you earned in the previous Year. (“Year” means, for your first year as a cardmember, the period beginning with your enrollment date through your December statement date of that same year. For each year thereafter, “Year” means the twelve month period beginning the day after your December statement date through your December statement date of the next year). Your bonus will appear on your January or Februar y billing statement. You do not earn points on balance transfers, cash advances, cash-like charges such as travelers checks, foreign currency, and money orders, any checks that are used to access your account, overdraft advances, interest, unauthorized or fraudulent charges, or fees of any kind, including fees for products that protect or insure the balances of your account. There is no maximum number of points that you can accumulate in the program. A service fee of up to $20 per ticket may be charged for the use of our toll-free number to book or change airline itineraries. Redemptions made online do not have a service fee. See Rewards Program Rules and Regulations which will be mailed after your account is established.
Chase Bank USA, N.A. is part of JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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Friday, July 29, 2011
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Chase credit Card feature Chip and Signature Technology
Chase Card Services, a division of JPMorgan announced it is the first major U.S. bank to issue chip-and-signature, a credit card with EMV chip technology that provides consumers with better ease-of-use and stronger security while traveling abroad. Chase will first unveil chip-and-signature on the JPMorgan Palladium credit card in June, a card serving customers who frequently travel abroad, and later to other Chase credit cards within the year.
"Although chip-enabled terminals are fairly uncommon in the United States where the vast majority of merchants only support magnetic strip cards, our focus is to provide chip-and-signature cards to our cardmembers who frequently travel outside the United States," added Porter.
Chase's cards with chip-and-signature technology will feature both an embedded encrypted chip and traditional magnetic strip to accommodate merchants in the United States. The embedded microchip of chip-and-signature makes the card extremely difficult to copy, because the encrypted chip enables the safer processing and storing of data. Chip technology is the gold standard in Europe and has completely replaced magnetic strips, so cards with chip-and-signature technology offer more streamlined credit card purchases while traveling in Europe.
"Chase Card Services is constantly seeking innovative ways to improve both the transactional and security experience for cardmembers while using their cards during travel," said David Porter, general manager, Chase Card Services. "The addition of chip-and-signature technology enables Chase cardmembers to enjoy simplified transactions in Europe, such as seamlessly using point-of-sale kiosks and train ticket turnstiles the same way the locals can, with the added piece-of-mind of secure transactions."
Chase's cards with chip-and-signature technology can be used everywhere traditional magnetic strip cards are accepted in the U.S. and in more than 130 countries abroad where chip technology is implemented. For more information about Chase credit cards, please visit www.chase.com.
"Although chip-enabled terminals are fairly uncommon in the United States where the vast majority of merchants only support magnetic strip cards, our focus is to provide chip-and-signature cards to our cardmembers who frequently travel outside the United States," added Porter.
Chase's cards with chip-and-signature technology will feature both an embedded encrypted chip and traditional magnetic strip to accommodate merchants in the United States. The embedded microchip of chip-and-signature makes the card extremely difficult to copy, because the encrypted chip enables the safer processing and storing of data. Chip technology is the gold standard in Europe and has completely replaced magnetic strips, so cards with chip-and-signature technology offer more streamlined credit card purchases while traveling in Europe.
"Chase Card Services is constantly seeking innovative ways to improve both the transactional and security experience for cardmembers while using their cards during travel," said David Porter, general manager, Chase Card Services. "The addition of chip-and-signature technology enables Chase cardmembers to enjoy simplified transactions in Europe, such as seamlessly using point-of-sale kiosks and train ticket turnstiles the same way the locals can, with the added piece-of-mind of secure transactions."
Chase's cards with chip-and-signature technology can be used everywhere traditional magnetic strip cards are accepted in the U.S. and in more than 130 countries abroad where chip technology is implemented. For more information about Chase credit cards, please visit www.chase.com.
Chase Amazon Rewards Card Redeem Points for cash
Chase Card JPMorgan and Amazon.com launched a feature on the Amazon.com Rewards Visa® Card that provides cardmembers the opportunity to use rewards points to pay on Amazon.com. Cardmembers may now use Amazon Shop with Points to redeem rewards points at checkout. Each point cardmembers earn can be redeemed for one cent, meaning 100 points can be redeemed for one dollar.
With the new Amazon Shop with Points feature, cardmembers may also combine any amount of points with their Amazon.com Visa card, Amazon.com Gift Cards, or Amazon Payments account balance to pay for their purchases - as many or as few as they want. There is no minimum and no specified amount of points to use.
The Amazon.com Rewards Card from Chase offers an exceptional value on Amazon.com and has no annual fee. Cardmembers can earn points for everyday purchases made with the Card, including:
Three points for every $1 spent on Amazon.com purchases.
Two points for every eligible $1 spent on gas, restaurants, drug stores and office supply stores.
One point for every $1 spent everywhere else.
Three points for every $1 spent on Amazon.com purchases means cardmembers earn and redeem points quickly. For example, cardmembers who spend $1,500 on Amazon.com using the Card earn 4,500 points, which can be used towards $45 in purchases. As a result, after their next billing statement, cardmembers can use Shop with Points to instantly redeem that $45 towards items they purchase at checkout. It's 3 percent in cash back.
"Amazon.com cardmembers have enjoyed combining a great rewards program with the convenience, selection, and value of Amazon," said Chris Conrad, general manager at Chase Card Services. "This new feature delivers terrific value with fast and easy access to rewards points instantly redeemable for millions of items on Amazon.com."
"Amazon Shop with Points is a great enhancement to the Amazon.com Rewards Visa Card," said Matt Swann, vice president of Global Payments, Amazon.com. "Amazon's broad selection of low priced products and the convenience of paying with Amazon Reward points provide our cardmembers with an exceptional shopping experience."
There is no expiration date on points and no cap on the number of points earned. For more information on the Amazon.com Rewards Visa Card from Chase or to apply for a new Card, visit www.chase.com/amazon or call 888-247-4080. For more information about Amazon Shop with Points, visit www.amazon.com/rewardscard.
About Chase
Chase is the U.S. consumer and commercial banking business of JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), a leading global financial services firm with assets of $2.2 trillion and operations in more than 60 countries. Chase serves consumers and small businesses through 5,200 bank branches, 16,200 ATMs, mortgage offices, and online and mobile banking as well as through relationships with auto dealerships and schools and universities. Chase also has issued more than 90 million credit cards. More information about Chase is available at www.chase.com.
With the new Amazon Shop with Points feature, cardmembers may also combine any amount of points with their Amazon.com Visa card, Amazon.com Gift Cards, or Amazon Payments account balance to pay for their purchases - as many or as few as they want. There is no minimum and no specified amount of points to use.
The Amazon.com Rewards Card from Chase offers an exceptional value on Amazon.com and has no annual fee. Cardmembers can earn points for everyday purchases made with the Card, including:
Three points for every $1 spent on Amazon.com purchases.
Two points for every eligible $1 spent on gas, restaurants, drug stores and office supply stores.
One point for every $1 spent everywhere else.
Three points for every $1 spent on Amazon.com purchases means cardmembers earn and redeem points quickly. For example, cardmembers who spend $1,500 on Amazon.com using the Card earn 4,500 points, which can be used towards $45 in purchases. As a result, after their next billing statement, cardmembers can use Shop with Points to instantly redeem that $45 towards items they purchase at checkout. It's 3 percent in cash back.
"Amazon.com cardmembers have enjoyed combining a great rewards program with the convenience, selection, and value of Amazon," said Chris Conrad, general manager at Chase Card Services. "This new feature delivers terrific value with fast and easy access to rewards points instantly redeemable for millions of items on Amazon.com."
"Amazon Shop with Points is a great enhancement to the Amazon.com Rewards Visa Card," said Matt Swann, vice president of Global Payments, Amazon.com. "Amazon's broad selection of low priced products and the convenience of paying with Amazon Reward points provide our cardmembers with an exceptional shopping experience."
There is no expiration date on points and no cap on the number of points earned. For more information on the Amazon.com Rewards Visa Card from Chase or to apply for a new Card, visit www.chase.com/amazon or call 888-247-4080. For more information about Amazon Shop with Points, visit www.amazon.com/rewardscard.
About Chase
Chase is the U.S. consumer and commercial banking business of JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), a leading global financial services firm with assets of $2.2 trillion and operations in more than 60 countries. Chase serves consumers and small businesses through 5,200 bank branches, 16,200 ATMs, mortgage offices, and online and mobile banking as well as through relationships with auto dealerships and schools and universities. Chase also has issued more than 90 million credit cards. More information about Chase is available at www.chase.com.
Chase Premier Plus with Military Banking Benefits
Chase launched Military Banking, its latest initiative to support military personnel with special benefits. The premium checking account benefits typically reserved for high-balance customers are now available to active duty Armed Forces servicemembers along with members of the Guard and Reserve.
Current Chase military customers will be automatically upgraded to Chase Premier Plus with Military Banking Benefits on July 1. Military personnel qualify when they have their military base pay direct-deposited into their Chase account.
"Our servicemen and servicewomen deserve the very best Chase has to offer," said Todd Maclin, CEO of Retail Banking at Chase. "We are lowering the cost for military personnel to do their everyday banking wherever they are around the world."
The benefits of Chase Military Banking include:
- No monthly fee or balance requirements
- No Chase ATM withdrawal fee for using non-Chase ATMs anywhere in the world
- No Chase fee on incoming/outgoing wire transfers
- No fee for money orders, official checks and travelers checks at any of Chase's 5,300 branches
- Free Chase design checks
- Free safe deposit box
- Interest paid on the checking balances
- Chase Plus Savings with higher interest rates and no monthly service fee
- Two additional Chase Premier Plus Checking accounts with no monthly service fee
New Chase Military Banking customers will receive the benefits if they set up direct deposit of their military base pay. The deposit of allotments does not meet this requirement.
In addition, active duty servicemembers who own a small business can take advantage of special Business Banking offers that also begin July 1. The special military benefits include:
- Chase Business Select Checking with their monthly service fee waived
- Up to $500 off qualifying loans
- Waiver of Annual Fee on qualifying Lines of Credit
- Discounts on qualifying Small Business Administration Loans, including the SBA Patriot Express loan
Chase also launched a Military Mortgage program to provide military servicemembers significant financial advantages and customized offers on home loans, including:
- Low fees exclusively for military members, saving up to $495
- 1% Mortgage Cash Back(SM) for qualifying customers
- VA Loan Benefits
- Special mortgage servicing by certified military mortgage consultants
Current Chase military customers will be automatically upgraded to Chase Premier Plus with Military Banking Benefits on July 1. Military personnel qualify when they have their military base pay direct-deposited into their Chase account.
"Our servicemen and servicewomen deserve the very best Chase has to offer," said Todd Maclin, CEO of Retail Banking at Chase. "We are lowering the cost for military personnel to do their everyday banking wherever they are around the world."
The benefits of Chase Military Banking include:
- No monthly fee or balance requirements
- No Chase ATM withdrawal fee for using non-Chase ATMs anywhere in the world
- No Chase fee on incoming/outgoing wire transfers
- No fee for money orders, official checks and travelers checks at any of Chase's 5,300 branches
- Free Chase design checks
- Free safe deposit box
- Interest paid on the checking balances
- Chase Plus Savings with higher interest rates and no monthly service fee
- Two additional Chase Premier Plus Checking accounts with no monthly service fee
New Chase Military Banking customers will receive the benefits if they set up direct deposit of their military base pay. The deposit of allotments does not meet this requirement.
In addition, active duty servicemembers who own a small business can take advantage of special Business Banking offers that also begin July 1. The special military benefits include:
- Chase Business Select Checking with their monthly service fee waived
- Up to $500 off qualifying loans
- Waiver of Annual Fee on qualifying Lines of Credit
- Discounts on qualifying Small Business Administration Loans, including the SBA Patriot Express loan
Chase also launched a Military Mortgage program to provide military servicemembers significant financial advantages and customized offers on home loans, including:
- Low fees exclusively for military members, saving up to $495
- 1% Mortgage Cash Back(SM) for qualifying customers
- VA Loan Benefits
- Special mortgage servicing by certified military mortgage consultants
Chase Sapphire card Golf Experience Program
Chase Card Services, a division of JPMorgan JPM announced the Chase Sapphire 2011 Golf Experience Program exclusively for Chase Sapphire cardmembers, hosted by champion professional golfer Stewart Cink. The experiential rewards program includes a series of five events in cities across the U.S. throughout the year.
"I look forward to meeting Chase Sapphire cardmembers who are interested in elevating their game and sharing tips and stories from the PGA TOUR," said Cink. "By partnering with Chase Sapphire for the 2011 Golf Experience Program, we're offering golf fans an innovative and fun way to enjoy the game they love."
Through Chase Ultimate Rewards, Chase Sapphire cardmembers have the opportunity to participate in unique golf experiences with Cink using their credit card rewards points. Cardmember experience packages include a walking clinic with Cink, swing analysis using V1 Golf video technology, advice from professional Callaway golf instructors, rounds of golf at some of America's most prestigious courses and a chance to challenge Cink in a "closest to pin" contest.
The Chase Sapphire 2011 Golf Experience Program takes place in five U.S. markets:
Dallas: TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas (June 7, 2011)
Philadelphia: Philadelphia Country Club (July 25, 2011)
Chicago: Hawthorn Woods Country Club (September 13, 2011)
Atlanta: East Lake Golf Club (October 10, 2011)
Los Angeles: Golf course and date TBD
*event dates and courses are subject to change
More information about the Chase Sapphire 2011 Golf Experience is available at: http://www.chasesapphire.com/events.
Chase Sapphire is a rewards credit card that offers premium travel rewards and benefits, a range of redemption choices, exceptional customer service and memorable experiences, such as partnering with Stewart Cink to present the Chase Sapphire 2011 Golf Experience Program. More information is available at www.ChaseSapphire.com
"Chase Sapphire cardmembers have told us they want a credit card rewards program that unlocks access to unique experiences that they cannot get elsewhere," said Sean O'Reilly, general manager, Chase Card Services. "The Chase Sapphire Golf Experience Program with Stewart Cink takes our rewards offering beyond tee times to the experience of walking the greens with one of the most respected players on the PGA TOUR. The chance to meet and play 18 holes with Stewart Cink is the type of once-in-a-lifetime opportunity Chase Sapphire offers."
Chase Sapphire partnered with Stewart Cink because he is one of the most popular and well-respected golfers in the world. Among his many accolades, Cink won the British Open (2009), finished in the top three in each of the other three Major championships (The Masters, U.S. Open and PGA Championship) and notched six wins on the PGA TOUR.
"I look forward to meeting Chase Sapphire cardmembers who are interested in elevating their game and sharing tips and stories from the PGA TOUR," said Cink. "By partnering with Chase Sapphire for the 2011 Golf Experience Program, we're offering golf fans an innovative and fun way to enjoy the game they love."
Through Chase Ultimate Rewards, Chase Sapphire cardmembers have the opportunity to participate in unique golf experiences with Cink using their credit card rewards points. Cardmember experience packages include a walking clinic with Cink, swing analysis using V1 Golf video technology, advice from professional Callaway golf instructors, rounds of golf at some of America's most prestigious courses and a chance to challenge Cink in a "closest to pin" contest.
The Chase Sapphire 2011 Golf Experience Program takes place in five U.S. markets:
Dallas: TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas (June 7, 2011)
Philadelphia: Philadelphia Country Club (July 25, 2011)
Chicago: Hawthorn Woods Country Club (September 13, 2011)
Atlanta: East Lake Golf Club (October 10, 2011)
Los Angeles: Golf course and date TBD
*event dates and courses are subject to change
More information about the Chase Sapphire 2011 Golf Experience is available at: http://www.chasesapphire.com/events.
Chase Sapphire is a rewards credit card that offers premium travel rewards and benefits, a range of redemption choices, exceptional customer service and memorable experiences, such as partnering with Stewart Cink to present the Chase Sapphire 2011 Golf Experience Program. More information is available at www.ChaseSapphire.com
"Chase Sapphire cardmembers have told us they want a credit card rewards program that unlocks access to unique experiences that they cannot get elsewhere," said Sean O'Reilly, general manager, Chase Card Services. "The Chase Sapphire Golf Experience Program with Stewart Cink takes our rewards offering beyond tee times to the experience of walking the greens with one of the most respected players on the PGA TOUR. The chance to meet and play 18 holes with Stewart Cink is the type of once-in-a-lifetime opportunity Chase Sapphire offers."
Chase Sapphire partnered with Stewart Cink because he is one of the most popular and well-respected golfers in the world. Among his many accolades, Cink won the British Open (2009), finished in the top three in each of the other three Major championships (The Masters, U.S. Open and PGA Championship) and notched six wins on the PGA TOUR.
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