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Chase is advertising a new United Club Infinite card on their website alongside their other Chase consumer cards. This new card is offering a big welcome bonus and some new bonus categories that we haven’t previously seen on the club card — along with a new $525 annual fee.
The Offer
- Chase is offering a new United Club Infinite credit card on at https://www.theexplorercard.com/consumer-cards/
- This new card features a welcome bonus of 100,000 United miles after you spend $5,000 on purchases in the first 3 months
Key Card Details
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- 4X miles on United purchases
- 2X miles on dining at restaurants and all other travel
- Up to $100 Global Entry or TSA PreCheck fee credit
- United Club membership
- Free first and second checked bags
- Premier Access (priority check-in, security screening (where available), boarding and baggage handling)
- 25% back on United in-flight purchases
- $525 annual fee
- This card product is available to you if you do not have any United Club card and have not received a new Cardmember bonus for any United Club card in the past 24 months.
- Offer expires 5/18/20
Quick Thoughts
This card doesn’t look all that compelling to me unless you really need / value United club access. With the huge cuts to flight schedules and most companies banning corporate travel at the moment, I can’t see this card being a hot item at the moment unless you’re still planning to be spending a lot of money on United travel this year. While the welcome bonus is indeed large, so is the annual fee. I’d sooner consider the new business card if I were in the market for United miles.
H/T: Doctor of Credit
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Is it subject to 5/24? And, if you are an authorized user on someone else’s card, does that count as heaving a United Club card?
1) To my knowledge, all Chase cards are subject to 5/24 these days.
2) No, being an AU does not count as having had the card. I believe that’s a universal truth with all issuers. Being an authorized user will not preclude you from getting your own card as a primary account holder.
Thanks, Nick.
If United is seeking help from the US government, does this mean your United miles become worthless?
Highly doubtful. If they’re seeking help, I’d supposed it is precisely so they don’t become worthless.
I wouldn’t be immediately concerned.
Thank you Nick for the quick response.