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@ryantanovan wrote:the card is no more prestigious than others. they approve at a minimum of $5000
@Shock_ wrote:congrats OP! CSP is the goal for me...though im not a big spender so the annual fee scares me. does anybody know if the preferred is more "prestigious" than a regular chase sapphire in the eyes of lenders?
I figured. The annual fee and more rewards is the difference no?
@Shock_ wrote:
@ryantanovan wrote:the card is no more prestigious than others. they approve at a minimum of $5000
@Shock_ wrote:congrats OP! CSP is the goal for me...though im not a big spender so the annual fee scares me. does anybody know if the preferred is more "prestigious" than a regular chase sapphire in the eyes of lenders?
I figured. The annual fee and more rewards is the difference no?
you are correct on that as well. They offer the same rewards TRAVEL AND RESTAURANT wise as all other creditors, just with different air companies
@ryantanovan wrote:
@Shock_ wrote:
@ryantanovan wrote:the card is no more prestigious than others. they approve at a minimum of $5000
@Shock_ wrote:congrats OP! CSP is the goal for me...though im not a big spender so the annual fee scares me. does anybody know if the preferred is more "prestigious" than a regular chase sapphire in the eyes of lenders?
I figured. The annual fee and more rewards is the difference no?
you are correct on that as well. They offer the same rewards TRAVEL AND RESTAURANT wise as all other creditors, just with different air companies
Not even sure what that means! "All other creditors" will have very different rewards, e.g. US Bank and Citi have cards that are 5x on Restaurant, and others that are 1x.
Relatively few cards offer transfers to different air companies.
The BIG difference between CS and CSP is the ability, with the CSP, to transfer points to air and hotel programs. There are several smaller differences, including the AF, the 7% annual bonus on the CSP.