ENDING SOON: Highest EVER Ink Offers ($1000+ in value!)
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ENDING SOON: Highest ever offers on two cards with no annual fee cards. No, we don't have an exact end date yet but when the bank tells us "ending soon" that usually means pretty soon! This email has all the details you need to know about these offers. My favorite perks on these:
What You Need to KnowFAQs 💳Am I eligible?Starting last November, eligibility rules became a lot more vague on these cards. This most affects people who have had the Ink Cash or Unlimited in the past. Terms state these “may not be available to you if you have ever had this card or any other Chase for Business card without an annual fee.” (emphasis mine) These Ink cards both have no annual fee, so if you’re gotten one, you may not be eligible for the other. In practice, we’ve observed that people who have LLCs/S-Corps get approved for one, even if they have had one previously. Full podcast episode here. How do I apply?If your partner has a referral link already and you don't currently have any of these cards, apply through their referral link so they can get extra points. Unfortunately due to new rules, you can no longer earn referral points if the person you refer already has a business card in this Ink family (or Sapphire Reserve for Business). If you can't use a referral link, we'd appreciate if you'd apply through one of our affiliate links (above).THANK YOU for your support! Which one should I open?I think the Ink Cash and Ink Unlimited are no-brainers if you qualify! Most people will earn more with the Ink Unlimited offer after the minimum spend is met because you earn 1.5x on everything. Ink Cash earns 5x and 2x in select categories (on up to $25,000 per year) so it can be good for businesses who spend in those specific categories. Do these cards earn cash or points?These Ink cards are billed as "cash back" cards, but when you pair them with another card like the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card, you can transfer your points to any of this bank's airline and hotel partners. If you earn a $1000 bonus, that would become 100,000 Ultimate Rewards® points if you combine your earnings onto a Sapphire card. What if I don't have a Sapphire card yet?You can open this card now and then open a Sapphire card later so that you can combine your points and later have more options to use them. You don't need to have the Sapphire card first. What if I don't have a Sapphire card but my partner does?You can call the bank to move your rewards from your card(s) to your spouse's account so that you can get more value out of them! You are allowed to combine points across your household. I'm not sure I can hit the $8k spend requirement...This offer gives you 4 months to spend so it's longer than the typical 3 month period. Check out our tips for meeting a high minimum spend. Happy Travels, Katie
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Katie's Travel Tricks
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I'm traveling home from the UK today after a lovely trip to London and Crickhowell, Wales. This newsletter will be very light but will include a full deal round up next week! While I hope to eventually give the trip highlights via Instagram, here is a quick rundown of this family trip (we had 10 people total!) London: Stayed at Hyatt House Stratford -- this is one of the cheapest Hyatts in London, most nights are 12k per night. You'll need 2 rooms if you have more than 2 people but still it...
With less than 2 weeks of the Paze promotion, I'm finally kicking my butt into gear to try to use up my credits. There's a lot of potential ways to use the credits (many cards get 10 different $10 credits) but it's a little bit of a hassle. Here's what I'm doing to keep it simple Every morning, buy 3 new Dunkin' gift cards via the Dunkin app (paying with Paze). 3 is the max per day right now. I merge them with my existing gift cards as I go. Instructions here. Then I set a 24 hour reminder on...
Rove Miles has been around for just over a year now, and we've just added a full guide to this program to our site. When a new company launches in the miles and points or credit card space, to be honest, I usually hold it with some skepticism. Especially when it seems like they are offering big bonuses or extra cheap prices (as Rove did), presumably thanks to venture capital money. First of all, what is Rove? It's a fintech startup that while it doesn't offer a credit card--does offer ways to...