Is Chase coming out with new cards soon?

[killer_queen229]

I like Chase and I want to know if they're producing new cards soon. Because I want a new Visa card in the future and I really want it with Chase. 

[darkfrosty]

i doubt it .. they seem to have a pretty great line up of cards

[killer_queen229]

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@darkfrosty wrote:

i doubt it .. they seem to have a pretty great line up of cards

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They do.. but one of the reasons why I like Amex is because they have all sorts of different cards. I wish they had a Visa card (like Freedom) that was just for points cause I don't want hotel cards if I don't go to hotels. 

[bigblue7722]

What kind of card are you looking for? Chase has a pretty good lineup of cards. The only thing they dont offer is a secured card I am not sure why they dont. Thats why i am going to apply for discover it instead of chase freedom just incase i dont get approved i can hopefully do the secured card

[killer_queen229]

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@bigblue7722 wrote:

What kind of card are you looking for? Chase has a pretty good lineup of cards. The only thing they dont offer is a secured card I am not sure why they dont. Thats why i am going to apply for discover it instead of chase freedom just incase i dont get approved i can hopefully do the secured card

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I know they don't have secured cards. Like a plain point card. This is why I have two accounts with Amex.. one for cash back and one for points. 

[longtime_lurker]

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@killer_queen229 wrote:

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@bigblue7722 wrote:

What kind of card are you looking for? Chase has a pretty good lineup of cards. The only thing they dont offer is a secured card I am not sure why they dont. Thats why i am going to apply for discover it instead of chase freedom just incase i dont get approved i can hopefully do the secured card

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I know they don't have secured cards. Like a plain point card. This is why I have two accounts with Amex.. one for cash back and one for points. 

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I'm not really sure how the Freedom isn't a plain point card...you need the CSP (or the business cards) to transfer points or use for the 20% travel bonus...otherwise it's straight cash back redemeptions with the value of UR points fixed at 1cpp. Not any different from Discover IT or Citi Dividend, except you can redeem starting at $20.

[killer_queen229]

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@longtime_lurker wrote:

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@killer_queen229 wrote:

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@bigblue7722 wrote:

What kind of card are you looking for? Chase has a pretty good lineup of cards. The only thing they dont offer is a secured card I am not sure why they dont. Thats why i am going to apply for discover it instead of chase freedom just incase i dont get approved i can hopefully do the secured card

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I know they don't have secured cards. Like a plain point card. This is why I have two accounts with Amex.. one for cash back and one for points. 

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I'm not really sure how the Freedom isn't a plain point card...you need the CSP (or the business cards) to transfer points or use for the 20% travel bonus...otherwise it's straight cash back redemeptions with the value of UR points fixed at 1cpp. Not any different from Discover IT or Citi Dividend, except you can redeem starting at $20.

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Would you recommend Citi Dividend? There's so many possibilties so I'm waiting lol. Yeah I know you can earn points with Freedom but I want a card through them that is just a point card.

[CalAlumnus13]

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@killer_queen229 wrote:

They do.. but one of the reasons why I like Amex is because they have all sorts of different cards. I wish they had a Visa card (like Freedom) that was just for points cause I don't want hotel cards if I don't go to hotels. 

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 How is that different from Freedom+CSP?

[killer_queen229]

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@CalAlumnus13 wrote:

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@killer_queen229 wrote:

They do.. but one of the reasons why I like Amex is because they have all sorts of different cards. I wish they had a Visa card (like Freedom) that was just for points cause I don't want hotel cards if I don't go to hotels. 

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 How is that different from Freedom+CSP?

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I'm trying to not get cards with fees on them. I already have a secured card with a fee and I'm trying to upgrade that.. and my Capital One card can't be upgraded to Visa version of Quicksilver

[bch238]

OP,

Freedom does not have a fee. It can be used as plain vanilla "points" card.  At your option, you can use the points for cash back.  Many here have the Freedom and use it with the CSP, using the Freedom for bonus categories and CSP for everything else.