Chase Bank Credit Cards Reviews

Chase is one of the largest credit card issuers in the US. They have recently revamped their credit card line up. Below are their latest line ups.

The Chase Sapphire® Preferred Card has the best sign up bonus in the market at the moment. New cardholders can get 50,000 points after you spend $3,000 during the first three months. Here's why this is such a good deal.

• Chase Ultimate Reward Points can be transfered into Continental or British Airways miles. This is a great way to top up for an international trip
• United Mileage members also benefit since both United and Continental miles can be transferred both ways as both ai rlines have merged.
• 50,000 points is $625 worth of travel expenses
• This card has no foreign transaction fee which is great for those who intend to travel abroad


There is an annual fee, though it is waived for the first year. Read our review of the Chase Sapphire(SM) Preferred Card

The Chase Freedom® Visa - $200 Bonus Cash Back is Chases' cash back credit card. One of the new interesting feature of this card is that they have added a shopping portal wit lots of online merchants and you can earn higher rebates when you shop there through your Chase account. You can earn unlimited rebates (at 1% for every dollar that you spend). And you can also earn 5% rebates on certain categories of expenses that changes quarterly. It also has the Blue Print feature which could help you with managing your card.

The Chase Sapphire® Card is Chases' latest and revamped reward credit card based on their ultimate rewards program. The unique feature of this card is the flexibility of it's travel rewards. You could either book your travel tickets through their travel site and earn double points or use your card with any travel agent and then use your points later to pay. You could also earn unlimited points. With no annual fee, this is one of the better reward cards in the market today.