Recommendations - Casual traveler - Chase Sapphire Preferred

Recommendations - Casual traveler - Chase Sapphire Preferred

Looking for your next Travel Card, but don't know which to get? If you're a casual traveler like me. you might want to consider taking a look at the Chase Sapphire Preferred. The card gives you 2 points per dollar spent in Travel and Dining, and 1 point on everything else. It also comes with some pretty lucrative benefits, such as Trip Cancellation Insurance, Rental Car Coverage and plenty more.

If you're more of an avid traveler, and don't mind a $450/year fee, you may want to look into the Chase Sapphire Reserve.

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