An additional Chase card?

[Anonymous]

I was recently approved for the Chase Saphire Preferred card. I also PCd my Chase Slate to a Freedom Unlimited, and have an existing Freedom card. Is there any other card in the Chase protfolio that would go nicely with these three rewards cards? I'm think of one of the United or Hotel cards, but do they work well with the UR points from the existing cards? If one does I'd like to apply soon and see if they can use the same HP that they used for my CSP.

Thanks

[dragontears]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I was recently approved for the Chase Saphire Preferred card. I also PCd my Chase Slate to a Freedom Unlimited, and have an existing Freedom card. Is there any other card in the Chase protfolio that would go nicely with these three rewards cards? I'm think of one of the United or Hotel cards, but do they work well with the UR points from the existing cards? If one does I'd like to apply soon and see if they can use the same HP that they used for my CSP.

Thanks

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It really depends on your spend/travel habits... for example if you never fly United then getting the United card would be a bad move

[Anonymous]

Good point. I'm not really vested in any one carrier. That being said, I do tend to fly United more than most of the other carriers. So I wouldn't have a problem using thier rewards. 

[Anonymous]

TBH those are 3 pretty great cards to have. Anything else is just extra bonus points I would say.

[Anonymous]

Thanks! That's was my inital thought. I just wanted to be sure that I wasn't leaving anything on the table as far as maximising my rewards benifits or any other perks, i.e. free bagage, room nights, and/or lounge access. 

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I was recently approved for the Chase Saphire Preferred card. I also PCd my Chase Slate to a Freedom Unlimited, and have an existing Freedom card. Is there any other card in the Chase protfolio that would go nicely with these three rewards cards? I'm think of one of the United or Hotel cards, but do they work well with the UR points from the existing cards? If one does I'd like to apply soon and see if they can use the same HP that they used for my CSP.

Thanks

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They won't use the same HP they used for the CSP so you can scratch that off the list...

[Anonymous]

The United card would pair well with those three. United is a CSP transfer partner, so you can use your UR points in conjuction with your United sign-up bonus to go, well, anywhere. You will probably have enough to go all the way to Asia. I think United has a large spend requirement (like the CSP does) though, so you may need to wait a while.

[SouthJamaica]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I was recently approved for the Chase Saphire Preferred card. I also PCd my Chase Slate to a Freedom Unlimited, and have an existing Freedom card. Is there any other card in the Chase protfolio that would go nicely with these three rewards cards? I'm think of one of the United or Hotel cards, but do they work well with the UR points from the existing cards? If one does I'd like to apply soon and see if they can use the same HP that they used for my CSP.

Thanks

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You've probably got Chase's 3 best cards there.

So why put more eggs in that basket?

[Anonymous]

Well I ended up getting the Ink Plus card a little over a week ago. It was just one HP on EX. It definitly pairs up nicely with the CSP, CFU and CF cards as they all earn UR points. I think I'm done apping for cards for quite some time. Now I just need to go meet the bonus spend on the Ink. 

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I was recently approved for the Chase Saphire Preferred card. I also PCd my Chase Slate to a Freedom Unlimited, and have an existing Freedom card. Is there any other card in the Chase protfolio that would go nicely with these three rewards cards? I'm think of one of the United or Hotel cards, but do they work well with the UR points from the existing cards? If one does I'd like to apply soon and see if they can use the same HP that they used for my CSP.

Thanks

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They won't use the same HP they used for the CSP so you can scratch that off the list...

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Why not?