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Judy Artunian

Guide to Chase Credit Cards

A Chase credit card offers numerous benefits and incentives


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Chase credit cards are some of the most popular credit cards available. Chase is the U.S. consumer and commercial banking brand of JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chase card offers include MasterCard and Visa as well as Chase credit cards that are co-branded with merchants. These co-branded cards include Chase rebate credit cards, which come with incentives, such as discounts on merchandise and services.

Chase credit cards called affinity cards carry the logo of non-profit organizations, such as colleges and charities. A small percentage of each transaction made using an affinity card goes to the organization. Want to know where to get a card? You can apply for Chase credit cards online — all you have to do is fill out a simple Chase credit card application and hit “submit”.

Some factors to consider when considering Chase card offers: 

  1. Take advantage of Chase card offers that feature a low fixed-rate balance transfer if you’re sure you can pay off the balance before the low rate expires. 
  2. If you frequently use your credit cards to make purchases from overseas vendors, apply for Chase credit cards online from providers with low international transaction fees.
  3. When you apply for a Chase corporate credit card, your personal credit history may be taken into account if your company is too new to have a credit history.


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Pick your personal Chase credit cards


Chase credit cards for personal use range for general purpose cards to rebate and reward cards. Note that at Chase, secured credit cards (cards backed by a security deposit) aren't available.

I recommend: Consider Chase’s general purpose credit cards if you want a basic credit card with good rates. You can apply for Chase credit cards online if you find a personal credit card you want.

Take advantage of Chase rebate credit cards and reward cards


Looking for free goodies? Chase card offers include a number of Chase rebate credit cards and reward cards, including travel cards, retail cards, entertainment cards and more.

I recommend: Check out the many Chase card offers for Chase rebate credit cards and reward cards. Earn points for United Airlines miles, Disney products and vacations, Starbucks coffee  and more. Or, if you want a card that gives you reward points from any retailer that accepts Chase credit cards, apply for Chase rebate credit cards. You can also find Chase no interest credit cards that offer 0% interest for an introductory period.

Get down to business with Chase corporate credit cards


A Chase business credit card can be used for all kinds of business expenses, such as equipment, office supplies and entertaining clients. Chase corporate credit cards can also help you manage your cash flow more effectively.

I recommend: The benefits of Chase corporate credit cards include rewards and rebates. The selection includes the Marriott Rewards Visa Business Card, which rewards you for opening an account with a free night’s stay at a Marriott Hotel, and Chase Business Cash Rewards which lets you earn rewards on all business purchases from all merchants.

Shop for Chase credit card offers using comparison sites


Several comparison sites let you search for the best Chase credit cards by the type of card - rewards, low interest, instant approval, cash back, business.

I recommend: Before filling out a Chase credit card application, review your options at comparison sites such as CreditCards.com, CardFusion or CreditCardGuide.com.

Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • With a fixed rate, providers of Chase credit cards must give you 15 day's notice if your interest rate changes. A variable rate can change without warning.
  • Before completing a Chase credit card application, remember that affinity cards usually don't come with reward offers.
  • If you have multiple Chase credit cards, pay down the balance of cards that carry the highest interest rates first.
  • A Chase credit card online application is encrypted using Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology to safeguard the personal and financial information you enter.

The official source of Chase Credit Cards is the Chase Credit Cards page at Business.com


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