
Chase Sapphire Preferred: 75,000 points after $5,000 in 3 months, $95 fee
- Bonus
- 75,000 points
- Spend
- $5,000 in 3 mo
- Annual fee
- $95
Still the best first travel card in the country.
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100,000 pointsChase's offer, as shown on Chase's own site (Oct 8, 2026)
What the bonus is worth: $1,250 through Chase Travel; more via transfer partners.
Business card — a side business, freelance work or resale counts (apply as a sole proprietor with your SSN).
The best points-per-dollar-of-fee deal Chase offers. 100k Ultimate Rewards for $95 is as good as it gets, and because it's a business card it won't count against 5/24. The $8,000 spend is the only hurdle — time it with a big purchase, tax payment or a tuition bill.
Anyone with a side business, freelance income or resale — a sole proprietorship with your SSN qualifies. The $8,000 spend wants a big planned expense.
| Welcome bonus | 100,000 points |
|---|---|
| Spend requirement | $8,000 in the first 3 months |
| Annual fee | $95 (Business card — a side business, freelance work or resale counts (apply as a sole proprietor with your SSN)) |
| APR | 17.99%–26.99% variable APR on purchases |
| Earns | Ultimate Rewards points |
| Network | Visa |
| Checked | Oct 8, 2026 on Chase's site |
Verified: Chase's Ink Business Preferred page, Oct 8, 2026: “Earn 100,000 bonus points after you spend $8,000 on purchases in the first 3 months after account opening.” Annual fee $95. Source: creditcards.chase.com. Offers change; the issuer's page is final.
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You need business income, but a sole proprietorship counts: freelancing, reselling, consulting, rental income. You apply with your own name and Social Security number as the business.
Answered by StackTheDealThe Ink cards don't appear on your personal credit report, so they don't add to your 5/24 count. But you need to be under 5/24 to get approved for one.
Answered by StackTheDealAny purchases, personal or business, on the card. Taxes paid by card, insurance, and bulk supplies are common ways people hit it. Fees and balance transfers don't count.
Answered by StackTheDealYes. Ultimate Rewards points move freely between your own Chase cards, so you can combine Ink points with a Sapphire Preferred to transfer them to airlines or hotels.
Answered by StackTheDealUsually with the statement after you cross $8,000, about 6 to 8 weeks.
Answered by StackTheDealChase's rule for Ink cards is no bonus on the same card if you currently hold it or got its bonus in the last 24 months. Many people hold more than one Ink.
Answered by StackTheDeal
Still the best first travel card in the country.

The 100k bonus is huge, but the $795 fee is real money and the credits are in halves (January–June, July–December), so do the math on your own travel first.

This is the biggest public bonus on the market right now, and the 6-month window makes $12,000 doable for a family.
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