90K Offers for Chase Ink Cash/Unlimited Cards
Update 2: These offers are ending on November 13 at 9AM ET.
Update: The offers are now showing through referrals as well. You can share your referrals in our Facebook Group.
Chase has launched two increased welcome bonuses for Ink Business credit cards. You can now earn $900 or 90,000 Ultimate Rewards points when you apply and are approved for a new Chase Ink Business Cash or Chase Ink Business Unlimited credit card. The offers are not yet available through referrals yet, as those links are still showing a 75K bonus.
Let’s go over the details.
Offer Details
The offer is identical for the Chase Ink Business Cash and Chase Ink Business Unlimited credit card:
- Earn $900 Bonus Cash Back after you spend $6,000 on purchases in the first 3 months after account opening.
- 0% fixed Intro APR for the first 12 months.
- No Annual Fee
- OFFER LINK
Guru’s Wrap-up
$900 is the best ever bonus offered for these two credit cards. This is actually a bonus of 90,000 Ultimate Rewards, if you also hold a Sapphire Preferred, Sapphire Reserve, Sapphire Reserve for Business or Ink Business Preferred credit card. That’s easily worth $1,350 or more.
Both Chase Ink Business Cash and Chase Ink Business Unlimited credit cards comes with no annual fee. Ink Cash earns 5X on select categories such as office supply stores, white Ink Unlimited earns 1.5X on all purchases.
It’s worth noting that the offer is not available through referral links.
Referrals are showing the 75K bonus. But if you want to apply right away, that could be the better play as you get a total of 95K points. If go that route you can also try asking for a match to the 90K bonus which would then yield a total of 110K points.
But if you can wait, then we should probably see the 90K offer pop up through referrals as well. Just don’t wait too long because there’s a major negative change coming to Chase business card referrals after October 7th.
If you recently applied for the 75K bonus, then you can send e message and ask Chase to match the new offer.
Keep in mind that this card falls under the Chase 5/24 rule which means that lots of readers will not qualify.
If you have opened five or more personal credit cards across all banks in the last 24 months, most likely you will not be approved for a new Chase card.
HT: mra101485
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