Chase Sapphire Preferred

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21 Jun

Chase Sapphire Preferred Vs. Reserve: Which Is Better?

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card and Chase Sapphire Reserve Card are both compelling travel rewards credit cards. In this Chase Sapphire Preferred vs. Reserve showdown, I’d like to compare the two cards — while they have a lot of similarities, they also have a lot of differences. And with the Sapphire Preferred’s June 2026 refresh, the gap between them has shifted in both directions the Preferred picked up a bigger bonus, a bigger hotel credit, and new bonus categories, while the Reserve became the only Ultimate Rewards card with the 1:1 World of Hyatt transfer ratio.

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Chase Sapphire Preferred 100K Bonus Points Offer Last Chance: Apply Now

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card has recently undergone a major refresh, and the changes are a mixed bag, with some people better off, and some worse off. It’s still one of my top recommendations for beginners and people who value Chase Ultimate Rewards points, and don’t mind the recent Hyatt devaluation (or are willing to pair this card with one that makes the devaluation immaterial).

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig29 Jul

Chase Sapphire Preferred 100K Bonus Points Offer Last Chance: Apply Now

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card has recently undergone a major refresh, and the changes are a mixed bag, with some people better off, and some worse off. It’s still one of my top recommendations for beginners and people who value Chase Ultimate Rewards points, and don’t mind the recent Hyatt devaluation (or are willing to pair this card with one that makes the devaluation immaterial).

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig23 Jul

Chase Sapphire Preferred 100K Bonus Points Offer Last Chance: Apply Now

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card has recently undergone a major refresh, and the changes are a mixed bag, with some people better off, and some worse off. It’s still one of my top recommendations for beginners and people who value Chase Ultimate Rewards points, and don’t mind the recent Hyatt devaluation (or are willing to pair this card with one that makes the devaluation immaterial).

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig23 Jul

Chase Sapphire Preferred 100K Bonus Points Offer Ending Soon: Apply Now

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card has recently undergone a major refresh, and the changes are a mixed bag, with some people better off, and some worse off. It’s still one of my top recommendations for beginners and people who value Chase Ultimate Rewards points, and don’t mind the recent Hyatt devaluation (or are willing to pair this card with one that makes the devaluation immaterial).

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig16 Jul

Chase Sapphire Preferred Vs. Capital One Venture: Which Is Better?

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card (learn more) and Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card (learn more) are two of the most popular mid-range travel rewards credit cards. While the cards have similar annual fees, most other aspects of the cards differ. And as of June 2026, the Sapphire Preferred has been significantly refreshed, with a bigger welcome offer, new bonus categories, new credits, and one transfer ratio change, so this matchup looks different than it used to.

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig27 Jun

Amex Gold Vs. Chase Sapphire Preferred: Which Should You Get?

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card (learn more) and American Express Gold Card (learn more) are two of the more popular rewards cards out there, and they take nearly opposite approaches to earning transferable points. The Sapphire Preferred is the travel card, with broad bonus categories, travel protections, and one simple travel credit. The Amex Gold is the card for foodies, with best-in-class earning at restaurants and U.S. supermarkets, and a bigger but more fragmented stack of credits.

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig26 Jun

Citi Strata Premier Vs. Chase Sapphire Preferred: Which Is Better?

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card (learn more) and Citi Strata Premier Card (learn more) are two of my favorite cards with annual fees of under $100. In this post, I’d like to compare the two cards, since I know many people try to figure out which of these two cards makes the most sense for them. And with the Sapphire Preferred’s June 2026 refresh, several of the head-to-head comparisons look different than they did before.

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig24 Jun

Chase Sapphire Preferred Vs. Ink Business Preferred: Which Is Better?

Two of my favorite mid-range credit cards are the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card (learn more) and Ink Business Preferred Credit Card (learn more). Both of these cards have ”Preferred” in the name, and they also have quite a bit of overlap. And with the Sapphire Preferred’s June 2026 refresh a bigger bonus, new categories, and new credits the cards are more competitive with one another than they’ve been in a long time, in terms of value proposition. In this post, I’d like to compare the two cards, and talk about which makes the most sense depending on your situation, including which to apply for first if you want both.

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig24 Jun

Capital One Venture X Vs. Chase Sapphire Preferred: A Comparison More Should Consider

On the surface, the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card (learn more) and Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card (learn more) are in different leagues. One is sort of the benchmark mid-range travel card, and it was refreshed in June 2026. The other is a premium card that’s well known for being a great value, given that it doesn’t actually ”cost” that much to hold onto. That makes this a more interesting matchup than the fee gap suggests, because both cards can end up costing close to nothing once you use their credits (and we’re not talking about some coupon book with dozens of credits).

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig22 Jun

Chase Sapphire Preferred Vs. Reserve: Which Is Better?

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card and Chase Sapphire Reserve Card are both compelling travel rewards credit cards. In this Chase Sapphire Preferred vs. Reserve showdown, I’d like to compare the two cards — while they have a lot of similarities, they also have a lot of differences. And with the Sapphire Preferred’s June 2026 refresh, the gap between them has shifted in both directions the Preferred picked up a bigger bonus, a bigger hotel credit, and new bonus categories, while the Reserve became the only Ultimate Rewards card with the 1:1 World of Hyatt transfer ratio.

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig21 Jun

Chase Sapphire Preferred Review: New Product Changes Offer Overall Improvement

One of the most popular travel rewards cards is the $95 annual fee Chase Sapphire Preferred Card… and for good reason! The card consistently offers excellent welcome bonuses, with spending categories matching how many of us spend anyway. The perks are awesome without requiring a spreadsheet to track the benefits. Plus, Chase Ultimate Rewards is a super lucrative rewards currency. The card also got a major refresh in June 2026 new bonus categories, bigger credits, and two notable devaluations and this review reflects the updated terms.

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig20 Jun

Is The Chase Sapphire Preferred Worth It? Easy Best Card For Beginners

You already know the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card is a solid option for travelers. After all, it has been among the most well-known and well-rounded travel rewards credit card for the past decade! But is it worth the $95 annual fee for you specifically, especially in light of the recent changes? In this post, I’d like to break down the benefits that actually matter, and show exactly how they add up. By the end of this, hopefully you can decide for yourself if the card makes sense for your wallet.

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig16 Jun

Chase Sapphire Preferred Bonus Hits 100K Points — Here’s What To Consider

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card has just undergone a major refresh, and the changes are a mixed bag, with some people better off, and some worse off. It’s still one of my top recommendations for beginners and people who value Chase Ultimate Rewards points, and don’t mind the recent Hyatt devaluation (or are willing to pair this card with one that makes the devaluation immaterial).

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig15 Jun