New Chase Sapphire Reserve Card [Pre-release speculation]
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Aug 6, 16, 8:24 pm
#226
Join Date: Jul 2016
Posts: 435
Based on the link below, the following are the AVERAGE FICO score needed for the following premium cards:
http://milecards.com/6158/credit-sco...ds-fresh-data/
Chase Saffire Preferred (741 score)
Amex Gold Rewards (729 score)
Amex Platinum (716 score)
Barclays Arrival Plus (733 score)
Given that the Chase Saffire Reserve is coming out, what would you estimate is the average FICO score required on the following competing cards?
CHASE SAFFIRE RESERVE
Chase Ritz Carlton
Chase Palladium
Citi Prestige
http://milecards.com/6158/credit-sco...ds-fresh-data/
Chase Saffire Preferred (741 score)
Amex Gold Rewards (729 score)
Amex Platinum (716 score)
Barclays Arrival Plus (733 score)
Given that the Chase Saffire Reserve is coming out, what would you estimate is the average FICO score required on the following competing cards?
CHASE SAFFIRE RESERVE
Chase Ritz Carlton
Chase Palladium
Citi Prestige
Last edited by edealinfo12345; Aug 6, 16 at 8:44 pm
Aug 6, 16, 8:35 pm
#227
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Originally Posted by edealinfo12345
What would be the average FICO score required on:
Chase Saffire Preferred
Chase Saffire Reserve
Chase Ritz Carlton
Chase Palladium
Citi Prestige
Amex Gold Rewards
Amex Platinum
Chase Saffire Preferred
Chase Saffire Reserve
Chase Ritz Carlton
Chase Palladium
Citi Prestige
Amex Gold Rewards
Amex Platinum
Aug 6, 16, 9:06 pm
#228
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Originally Posted by MD/DC Flyer
If those are all the benefits, this is a very weak card. With all Chase relationships one would have thought they could have come with something really unique and inventive.
That said, I'll get it for the bonus; downgrade the preferred to freedom unlimited, and downgrade this one to preferred next year before annual fee hits.
It would be a stretch to use the $600 travel credit (the $300 from the Ritz is already a stretch as it is), but for 100K UR points I'll do it.
That said, I'll get it for the bonus; downgrade the preferred to freedom unlimited, and downgrade this one to preferred next year before annual fee hits.
It would be a stretch to use the $600 travel credit (the $300 from the Ritz is already a stretch as it is), but for 100K UR points I'll do it.
Aug 7, 16, 1:16 am
#229
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Hopefully they keep the visa logo on the back of the card like they have on the sig version
Aug 7, 16, 7:52 am
#230
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Originally Posted by slivrflyr
Hopefully they keep the visa logo on the back of the card like they have on the sig version
Aug 7, 16, 9:06 am
#231
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Apparently, there was previously a 100K point offer for the Chase Sapphire "Preferred" Card as well. If someone remembers how long that promo was in effect perhaps we can get a general sense of how long the 100K offer for the "Reserve" card might be in effect.
Aug 7, 16, 11:06 am
#232
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Originally Posted by edealinfo12345
And that is good BECAUSE......?
Aug 7, 16, 11:07 am
#233
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Originally Posted by edealinfo12345
Apparently, there was previously a 100K point offer for the Chase Sapphire "Preferred" Card as well. If someone remembers how long that promo was in effect perhaps we can get a general sense of how long the 100K offer for the "Reserve" card might be in effect.
The most recent super offer by chase that was coveted by the hobbyists was the 140k ritz. Did that last a only a quarter?
Aug 7, 16, 1:11 pm
#234
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Originally Posted by slivrflyr
Aesthetics
Aug 7, 16, 1:22 pm
#235
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Originally Posted by slivrflyr
The most recent super offer by chase that was coveted by the hobbyists was the 140k ritz. Did that last a only a quarter?
Aug 7, 16, 4:00 pm
#236
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Originally Posted by bigbuy
I frankly would not care if the card was white and named "Visa Generic" in plain black letters. It is the points and benefits that make a card look good to me.
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Aug 7, 16, 4:06 pm
#237
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Originally Posted by edealinfo12345
Was that a public or targetted offer? What was the spending requirement on that?
That was a public offer in late 2014 IIRC. Some folks who opened their cards in Q1 2015 were able to get matched to that offer. I don't recall the min spend. It was prob in the $3k ballpark.
Aug 7, 16, 4:08 pm
#238
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Originally Posted by bigbuy
I frankly would not care if the card was white and named "Visa Generic" in plain black letters. It is the points and benefits that make a card look good to me.
I do agree with you which is why my ritz card never sees the light of day once it meets $10k/y spend to re-qualify me for gold status. But it would
Be nice if the card is 100% metal like the ritz and not a metal/plastic mix like the CSP and United club m, which tend to peel from edges after prolonged use.
Aug 7, 16, 4:18 pm
#239
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I actually prefer credit cards not to be made from metal (and therefore be heavy). The Sapphire Preferred I have tends to slide out of its pocket when my wallet happens to be upside down. I always have to be careful opening it.
Aug 7, 16, 4:35 pm
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Originally Posted by Dieuwer
I actually prefer credit cards not to be made from metal (and therefore be heavy). The Sapphire Preferred I have tends to slide out of its pocket when my wallet happens to be upside down. I always have to be careful opening it.
