@khq73yz1 — 70x breakout selling Chase Sapphire Preferred

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CHASE SAPPHIRE RESERVE Benefits Overview Oct/12/2026 Chase Sapphire Preferred Card Update: Benefits Changes Explained Starting June 15, 2026, new and existing cardholders will earn 3 points per dollar on purchases at: - Gas stations - EV charging - Vacation home rentals booked at Airbnb, Vrbo, Plum Guide, HomeAway, Homestay.com and Vacasa These are practical everyday spending categories that will likely matter to many cardholders and they're joining the already impressive lineup of Sapphire Preferred bonus categories, all of which remain intact. Chase adds one new-year Apple TV subscription Starting June 15, 2026, Sapphire Preferred cardholders will be eligible to activate a complimentary one-year Apple TV subscription. To do so, you must link your Apple ID to your card through the Benefits & Rewards section of your account and activate it by Dec. 31, 2026. Sapphire Preferred now comes with enhanced travel protections $120 statement credit for TSA PreCheck, Global Entry or Nexus added Also effective June 15, the Sapphire Preferred is adding a new statement credit of up to $120 every four years to cover the application fee for TSA PreCheck, Global Entry or Nexus. The card will now be one of the lowest-annual-fee cards to provide this benefit, which is more commonly found on premium cards. Sapphire Preferred card increases hotel statement credit to $100 In a really cardholder-friendly move, Chase is adding the annual Chase Travel hotel statement credit from $50 to $100 (effective June 15, 2026), making this benefit more meaningful. In fact, this change means the credit will soon exceed the annual fee. Unlike many other cards, there's no minimum stay requirement or spending threshold to use this credit. You simply need to book and prepay for a hotel stay through the Chase travel portal. 10% points anniversary bonus is ending The Sapphire Preferred's 10% anniversary points bonus, which awarded cardholders a 10% bonus points on their spending each year, will be sunsetted. This essentially added 0.1 points per dollar spent on the card. For many cardholders, this point likely sounded more valuable than it actually was. Even if you put $50,000 per year on the card, that would only amount to 5,000 bonus points. This will be effective immediately for those who apply on or after June 15, 2026. If you apply before that date, purchases through Oct. 1, 2026 will continue to count toward your final 10% anniversary bonus — which will be deposited by Jan. 2027. But now, Chase is changing the transfer ratio to the World of Hyatt program from 1:1 to .7:1 for Sapphire Preferred cardholders. In practical terms, this means transferring 40,000 Chase points to Hyatt will yield just 28,000 Hyatt points, down from 40,000. It used to be a 1:1 transfer, now it is one chase points equals point seven five Hyatt points.

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Massive news for Chase cardholders. Chase just announced a refresh of the Chase Sapphire Preferred. These are some huge changes, let's get into them. First and foremost, the annual fee is staying the same. The Chase Sapphire Preferred is maintaining its $95 annual fee. First the good, Chase is adding two new multiplier categories. You now get 3x on gas and 3x on EV charging, and you also get 3x on vacation rentals like Airbnb and Verbo. These are great changes, especially the gas and EV charging multiplier. That's going to be great for the majority of Americans who can now get a multiplier for their fuel spend. Chase is also adding a TSA PreCheck/Global Entry credit. So now you get complimentary Global Entry and TSA PreCheck with the Chase Sapphire Preferred. That's going to elevate your travel experience. That's awesome, great benefit. Next, the bad. Effective in October, Chase is eliminating the 10% bonus points with the Chase Sapphire Preferred. Previously, if you spent $25,000 on the card, you would get 2,500 bonus points on the anniversary. That is going away. It is basically effective immediately for any new applicants for the Chase Sapphire Preferred, and for current cardholders that will go away in October. That is unfortunate, that was a great benefit, that was a great way to get some additional points for your spend. So it is unfortunate that they are doing away with that. Now, the ugly. For Chase Sapphire Preferred cardholders, Chase is reducing the transfer ratio from Chase Ultimate Rewards to Hyatt. It used to be a 1-to-1 transfer, now it is one Chase points equals .75 Hyatt points. So if you transfer 1,000 Chase points, you get 750 Hyatt points. This is unique to the Chase Sapphire Preferred and the Chase Ink Business card. If you have the Chase Sapphire Reserve, you are maintaining the 1-to-1 transfer ratio with Hyatt. This is a crippling decrease. This sucks, especially in light of the fact that Hyatt just increased their award category, which means they decrease the value of their own points, and now Chase decreased the transfer ratio to Hyatt. So this definitely stings, especially since a lot of people use Chase points for their Hyatt stays. So that one really hurts, definitely sucks, definitely another reason to consider getting the Chase Sapphire Reserve, especially since the Chase Sapphire Reserve has a 150,000 point welcome offer right now. So if you are a Hyatt person, definitely worth considering getting the Chase Sapphire Reserve before that welcome offer goes away next Monday. Again, big changes, some of them good, some of them bad, some of them awful. Drop any questions in the comments, drop your thoughts in the comments. Are you going to get the Chase Sapphire Preferred? Use the referral link in my bio if you're thinking about it. And as always, follow for more tips on how to supercharge your points accumulation, elevate your travel, and let's work smarter, not harder.

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