Quote from Savings Beagle on June 4, 2021, 3:01 pm

In my view, Chase Ultimate Rewards points are the best travel currency out there, and the Chase Sapphire Preferred card is one of the few cards that will allow Ultimate Rewards points to be used to their maximum value.

Chase has just introduced the highest sign-up bonus ever for the Chase Sapphire Preferred card - 100,000 Ultimate Rewards points after spending $4,000 within the first 3 months from card approval.

This sign-up bonus equates to $1,000 if you use it to offset your credit card purchases...the least valuable way to use Ultimate Rewards points.

If used toward travel via the Chase Ultimate Rewards Travel Portal, the bonus is worth $1,250.

But when those 100,000 points are transferred to travel partners (hotel and airline loyalty programs) - which the Sapphire Preferred card allows you to do - you can get significantly more value.

As an example, I used ~70,000 Ultimate Rewards points to fly business class from Germany to the U.S. just prior to Covid, a ticket that otherwise would have cost approximately $5,000.  So, as you can see, when used for certain travel opportunities, significantly more value than $1,000 can be obtained.

And, right now, Chase Sapphire Preferred cardholders can redeem Ultimate Rewards points at a 25% bonus on Apple products.  You'd have to earn the bonus quickly, though, since this promo ends June 30.

These are just a few examples of how the Sapphire Preferred card can benefit your bottom line.  Especially with this highest sign-up bonus ever.

You can read more about how to use Ultimate Rewards points here.

And you can get details and apply for the Sapphire Preferred card at the link below (Savings Beagle referral link).

Chase Sapphire Preferred 100,000 Bonus Point Offer Link (referral link)

The link above is our referral link providing us a points bonus for each approved application.  You don't have to use this application link, but we very much appreciate if you do.

Yes, the Sapphire Preferred card does come with a $95 annual fee which will be charged on your first statement.  But the bonus points you'll earn will far outweigh/offset the annual fee you'll pay.

And next June when the annual fee comes due again, you can product change the Sapphire Preferred to a no-annual fee Freedom Unlimited or Freedom Flex if you won't be transferring points to a travel partner.

Anyone looking for a credit card to better their financial position...especially if they want to travel for free...should seriously consider the Sapphire Preferred and this 100,000 Ultimate Rewards points sign-up bonus.

There is no end date listed for this sign-up bonus, so apply soon if you're at all interested to avoid missing out.

Finally, keep in mind Chase's application rules: If you've applied for 5 or more credit cards from any bank in the last 24 months you won't be approved.  And, for Chase Sapphire cards, you cannot receive a sign-up bonus if you've received a bonus on any Sapphire card in the previous 48 months.