CSP PC to Freedom

[MazdaSpeed]

my friend was just approved for a 7k CSP, they dont spend enought to make the annual fee worth it.

do you think chase will pc it in a year to a freedom?

[Josh2942]

They might. Why not PC it to a CS. It doesn't have a fee. I think the CSP Os a great card to have though

[09Lexie]

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@MazdaSpeed wrote:

my friend was just approved for a 7k CSP, they dont spend enought to make the annual fee worth it.

do you think chase will pc it in a year to a freedom?

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Advice to your friend:

First, the AF is waived for the first year so might as well keep it until its due.

Second, why app for something that you cannot use?

[Kenny]

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@09Lexie wrote:

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@MazdaSpeed wrote:

my friend was just approved for a 7k CSP, they dont spend enought to make the annual fee worth it.

do you think chase will pc it in a year to a freedom?

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Advice to your friend:

First, the AF is waived for the first year so might as well keep it until its due.

Second, why app for something that you cannot use?

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I'm sure they did it for the bonus.

I would think OP that it would be a VERY easy PC to Freedom.

[eagle2013]

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@MazdaSpeed wrote:

my friend was just approved for a 7k CSP, they dont spend enought to make the annual fee worth it.

do you think chase will pc it in a year to a freedom?

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PC to the Chase Sapphire and app for the Freedom so that your friend won't loose out on the Freedom bonus

[MazdaSpeed]

all very good points.

theyre planning on keeping the card for the first year.

the reason they opened it is theyre going to a have a 5 thousand dollar bill that can be paid by credit card soon

meaning they will be able to reach the minium 3k very easily.

so i recommended getting the CSP for basically a free $500 after AU 5000 pionts and the 1% on 5000

I do like the idea of pcing to a CS and apping for a freedom, I will keep that in mind

the only reason i would debate saying PC it to a freedom is not having to have another hard pull or new trade line