My Chase run continues with my 5th new Chase card since May 2018 (16 months)! 
Yes, I'm done with Chase for now. Lol
Chase World of Hyatt Visa Signature ... Credit limit $30,000! ... APR 17.99%
*which is actually .25% below their advertised lowest APR on that card
but consistent with other recent APR reductions at Chase on other cards
including two of my others after the prime rate dropped.
They reviewed it for almost a full week before approving. I kept getting the "30-day" message on the hotline. Finally this morning, it showed up in my Chase app and online as one of my cards! (I've found that is an easy way to see approvals first when you already have at least one open Chase card.)
The SUB on this card is pretty good! Earn 25,000 Bonus Points after you spend $3,000 on purchases within the first 3 months of account opening. Plus, an additional 25,000 Bonus Points after you spend $6,000 total on purchases within the first 6 months of account opening. The Points Guy website estimates Hyatt points are worth 1.7 cents each, so that is total SUB of about $850!
It does charge a $95 AF (not waived first year) but it also gives you a free night's stay annually so pretty much pays for itself if you keep it. Plus if you spend $15K annually, you also get a 2nd free night's stay.
If you stay at Hyatts a lot, the points could add up quickly. You get 4 points per dollar spend at Hyatts (worth about 6.8% return). You also get 2 points (or about 3.4%) when used for restaurants, on airline tickets purchased directly from the airline, local transit and commuting as well as fitness club and gym memberships. You get 1 point (or about 1.7%) when used for anything else.
As usual for existing Chase customers, they just did a single pull with Experian. My Experian file has really taken a beating with all the Chase pulls so several more inquiries on it than TU and EQ. There are 2 pulls on all three but EX has those two plus the extra Chase pulls. Still, they approved me. Those two older inquiries are both aging off in the next 30 days since they were almost two years ago.
For Data points, all my scores are 800+ and utilization is 1%.
Long credit history overall (30+ years), 19 years with Chase overall, and high income.
I had no new card apps for several years before beginning this 16-month run.
Recent Approvals:
Chase Sapphire Reserve - $35K initial SL - ($50K currently after CL transfer)
Chase INK Business Preferred - $9K for small sole proprietorship
Chase Freedom - $21.9K
Chase Marriott Bonvoy Boundless - $33K
Chase World of Hyatt - $30K
*My Freedom Unlimited is PC from a 19-year old SLATE Visa.
Congrats!! Very Nice SL
You...REALLY...
HUGE CONGRATS on your 5th Chase card approval and your LEGENDARY Chase TCL - $143,000!!!
Grats on the card
@M_Smart007 wrote:Congrats!! Very Nice SL
@M_Smart007 ... HOW COOL !!! Thanks so very much! That’s a keeper!
@Marz2002 wrote:You...REALLY...
HUGE CONGRATS on your 5th Chase card approval and your LEGENDARY Chase TCL - $143,000!!!
Thanks @Marz2002 !
It is a crazy big limit for one lender, eh? But actually, you missed one! 
That is without my Chase Freedom Unlimited which is another $24.5K, bringing my Chase total up to $168.4K TCL ... just with Chase! I’m sure there must be some other people with similar, but for someone who doesn’t have huge investments stashed with them, I think that’s pretty good! I’m grateful, not bragging ... but showing others that it can be done if that is what you want!
@CreditCuriosity wrote:Very nice approval.. Appears you have alot of your portfolio in Chase. Ever thought about other lenders although do see a few others in your signature. Assume you were under the 5/24 rule. Banks took a beating today with the market sell-off, be interesting to see if they will start to tighten up if it continues.
Thanks @CreditCuriosity!
Yes, started this run at 0/24 and have just focused on Chase alone mainly because of that rule.
Thanks for the suggestion about new lenders. Yes, I plan to do more diversifying in the near future but there was a strategy here. I am honestly planning to make UR points a main portion of my rewards strategy, so that was reason on focus on Chase - along with the killer SUBs they have offered me. And I was taking full advantage of my 0/24 status. I may combine the hotel cards into my others to further boost the credit lines because I don’t know if I could get enough long-term benefit to keep them open. They would basically be a “wash” for me in value but I wanted to get high lines with Chase anyway to really pad my utilization.
Actually, though, I have credit lines with eight total banks or Credit unions including Chase, so I’m pretty diversified. Four of my cards have been open 19 or more years and they anchor my credit report age, regardless of the levels of cash back benefits I get from them. No plans to give them up; they serve a strong purpose for me. I’ve had dry periods where I didn’t apply for new cards and also I have either closed or had closed about twice as many cards as I have active now, not to mention a bunch of store cards that have been closed over the years. They include cards with AMEX, Chase, Citi, FNBO, BBVA Compass, and several others. A few years ago, I started closing cards trying to increase my AAoA and to simplify my wallet. Some of those I got more for the balance transfer offers when my finances were not in the great shape they are in now. I was carrying some huge debts and my focus was different. I started eying a few “newer” cards that have come along in the past few years and then ... I got on My Fico and .... wow, became even more aware of card options. This run with Chase was HIGHLY unusual for me and I don’t plan to make a habit of it. I do have a short list of plans. I am not a SUB chaser, per se. I want to establish and maintain quality lending relationships with lenders that I trust. Consequently, I am skeptical when I have read about some banks or credit unions on these forums and then independently read horror stories about poor customer service, issues with account access, issues with fraud on the accounts, etc. I’m pretty satisfied with Chase, Bank of America, Capital One, Discover, and even CITI when it comes to the above issues. My plans include more cards with Bank of America, Discover, PenFed, Navy Federal, and PenFed. I may even find something from AMEX I want to add, but so far it just hasn’t fit to really add significant benefit to what I already carry.