Everyone has been talking about the huge offer on the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card, and for good reason. But right now, two great no-annual-fee cards are offering $1,000 cash back or 100,000 points — and I think they’re flying completely under the radar.
I’m constantly burning through Chase Ultimate Rewards, and these are the highest-ever offers we’ve seen on both of these cards. I remember last year when the bonus went up to 90,000 points, and we thought that was amazing, and now it’s officially cracked the six-figure limit for the first time ever — all with no cost to have in your wallet.
And before you stop reading because these are business cards … hear me out. You don’t need a storefront or employees. If you freelance, sell on eBay, drive Uber, consult, tutor or even walk dogs — you may qualify.
It’s no secret that I love my Chase Ultimate Rewards points and redeeming them for Chase Travel℠ Points Boost redemptions on hotel stays or transferring them to Flying Blue to book business class or La Premiere on Air France — which is exactly why I love opportunities like this to replenish my balance.
Bottom line
These highest-ever offers on the no-annual-fee Ink cards are a great way to boost your Chase Ultimate Rewards points balance, so I highly recommend considering one of them. But hurry — these offers won’t be around forever.
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