Yep, typical thinking already, what is his is yours, lol!
Just add as AUs, don't combine accounts as others said.
Personal Cards: Amex Plat | Amex Delta Res | CSR | Citi AA Exec Business Cards: Ink+ | Amex BGR
@Anonymous wrote:I have been married for 20 years, we have one account for our funds and make financial decisions together, our standing let me know if your going to spend over $200 rule has held us in good stead even though $200 is a really low number these days it is good to give eachother a heads up and we keep eachother in check when money is tight or we are working towards a financial goal.
On the credit front we are both on any car loans we have and mortgages but CC's are seperate although we make eachother AU. Its my job to monitor our credit and pay the bills. Once a month or so we sitdown and go over everything to make sure we are on the same page and it works great. I have friends that do everything totally seperate, from my perspective we are in this thing together in everyway.
Just my 2 cents, congrats and best wishes!
I'd kill myself....... Plus, that means I would have to talk to her more.......JK......Wait a second, no I'm not......
I think the plan is good too. Additionally, the OP might possibly want to add her future hubby to her newly combined Freedom. The bottom line in the end is that each of them would have access to the Sapphire Reserve, the Freedom, and a Freedom Unlimited.
With the QuicksliverOne, call each month to see if you can dump the annual fee by product changing it into a Quicksilver. That offer doesn't come up often, so you have to be persistent. In the month the fee posts, call to see if it can be waived. This is a nice card to have around because of the lack of a FTF.
With two high annual fee cards in the mix, maybe the OP wants to look into a product change on the AMEX. Or not. 
Chynnac, what are the account opening dates of all of the Chase cards? Since Chase lets you PC pretty much at will and allows you to move credit lines (except for $500 if the donor cards have had activity in the past 90 days), you may as well optimize the age of your accounts when doing this. Do you know (ballpark) what the APRs are on each card? You stated you never carry balances, but life happens and if the cards are close in age it's much better to close the 24% one than the 12% one. Also, how heavily do you use the 5% categories on Freedom?
My wife and I are AUs on many of each other's accounts. The Freedom and CSP are mine while the Freedom Unlimited is hers, but we each use all 3. I am debating PCing my CSP to CSR at some point even without the sign-up bonus unless it shows up in my Offers page before then, in which case I would rather take the sign-up bonus.
