Nothing is sweeter than being able to earn a massive stash of points on a card that doesn’t even charge an annual fee. And right now, Chase is offering an eye-popping 100,000-point offeron not one, but two no-annual-fee cards.
I like that Chase is offering more runway here than several of its other cards, as spending $2,000 per month feels much more manageable to me.
For some, accepting the welcome offer as cash back is a no-brainer. Hey, if someone offered me $1,000 back for no annual fee, I usually wouldn’t think twice.
But for those of us who like to maximize our points, the beauty of this offer is that you earn the bonus as Ultimate Rewards points, and, if you have an eligible Chase card like a Chase Sapphire Preferred® or Chase Sapphire Reserve®, you can easily combine those points and transfer them to Chase’s airline and hotel partners.
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