For those under 5/24..

[Random_idiot]

Trying to make it as broad as possible so the newbies and vets all can share in this discussion.

[Remedios]

Asking for an answer from those who are under 5/24 excludes a large number of posters on this board and their experiences with Chase cards. Posters who are under 5/24 are not a large demographic group on this forum where question is being posed. Eliminating their answers is counterintuitive. So would be limiting to answers from those who are over  5/24.   Of course, I'm working on assumption that OP is asking for advice

With that said, I prefer a personal experiences, even if they are subjective. I have enough working gray matter to be able to extrapolate what I need from those compared to reading on card peddling websites or card peddling blogs. 

Ill formed questions usually do not result in best possible answers 

[staticvoidmain]

I've read threads like this before,....

UPDATE: Nevermind. Missed OP's response.

[JR_TX]

I’ll take the CSP for the SUB then run! I meant PC to FU before SD. No Chase card can give me more than what I have now (based on my spend of mostly dining, entertainment and gas and of course my monthly 5% category spend).

[pinkandgrey]

I'm not under 5/24, but I'm breaking the rules and responding.

I used to have a CFU, but it wasn't anything special if you ask me. Personally I don't mind if I don't ever get another Chase card. There isn't anything in the Chase lineup that I can't get somewhere else. 

[AverageJoesCredit]

I fall under 5/24.....

At least 5 denials in 24 months for Navy , Penfed, Disco, Citi....

[FinStar]

Ok I'll bite.

For those under 5/24...in a couple years..

-Southwest Rapid Rewards® Performance Business Credit Card.
-British Airways Visa Signature®
-Ink Business Preferred

I pretty much have all the others, except for CSR which I missed out on the SUB when that was launched. Maybe the Marriott Bonvoy Bold™ (for the SUB) and possibly considered round 2 with AARP, but it appears it might go to Comenity at some point 😜

[Remedios]

@FinStar When you say all, does that include Starbucks card 😮

[FieryDance]

Interesting question and one I actively think about.  I am under 5/24, and so is every other adult in my family. For those who are under 5/24 and interested in Chase cards this question likely gets more rigorous pondering and leads to more imminent action plans, therefore I can certainly see why the question is framed the way it is.  

My Chase goal cards would be:

CF

CIC

CIU or CFU

CIP or CSR  (I go back and forth a lot between these two)

So far I have acquired CIC and am currently working on CIU and CIP for myself and DH.  I have a tentative plan that takes SUBs, referral bonuses, benefits and AFs all into consideration.  Velocity is set to one Chase card every 3 months between the 2 of us.  Hopefully nice and slow enough. 

While we build Chase portfolios I won't object to adding another “stealth” card or two along the way.  By stealth, I mean business cards that do not report to personal credit bureaus, and preferably Amex for me because of possible SP approvals.  

[Anonymous]

1/24 and if I were to get in with Chase I would get the standard trifecta first.  Freedom, Freedom unlimited and Reserve.  Easy to use and maintain.  

However what's fun in that without going after subs?  The Prefered only makes sense if you like the SUB and do transfers.  The Ink Preferred is better in everyway if you have a business or a "business".