Can I PC Chase cobranded cards?

[Anonymous]

Hey all,

With the new Costco card, I'm no longer in need of my AARP card. Are there any options for PCING this to something else?

[Anonymous]

The answer is usually no, however there have been reports of a couple exceptions to that rule.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Hey all,

With the new Costco card, I'm no longer in need of my AARP card. Are there any options for PCING this to something else?

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I think you can PC it to a Chase AARP Travel card that's the only option I got when I wanted to "upgrade" it to a visa signature. 

BTW HappyCamper123 do you think Citi will allow a PC to Costco from TYP? Looks like me and you are determined to get this card I want to do my best to save myself a HP, but if it comes down to an HP, then an HP it will be! lol..

[jeffery581]

They would not combine my IHG and Freedom. Told me co- branded cards can not be consolidated- Just what one rep told me.

[Anonymous]

Tobago, unfortunately that doesn't help much, but I may just do that just in case.

In my experience, you can't PC to cobranded cards, but I don't have any experience with Citi. I'm getting the Anywhere through my Amex TE changing over

[Anonymous]

Captool and Jeffery, thats disappointing, but what I expected. Thanks for the info

[BeeH11]

I was told by chase via SM that they cannot PC co-branded cards

[Anonymous]

Ever since Sallie Mae started allowing me to collect 5% from Amazon the Chase card has just been collecting dust, with the exception of the rare sale for Amazon Visa cardholders. Wish they would let me PC it to something I could use!

[Anonymous]

I was able to move most of the CL from my Amazon to open my Hyatt. I had $6k and moved $5k. 

I later moved the rest of the Amazon and a chunk off my Freedom over to my Slate. 

So I've had success moving to and from co-branded cards. Not PC'ing, but thought that might be useful. 

[Anonymous]

^ i was gonna say basically something similar. you typically can't PC co-branded however you can just reallocate the limit to a useful chase card and close the AARP