Chase To Launch New Ink Business Preferred Card with 80K Bonus

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Chase made waves earlier this year with the launch of the Sapphire Reserve credit card and it appears they are going to follow that up with a new Ink business card as well. Bloomberg is reporting that the bank will be launching the Ink Business Preferred card later this year.

Sign-Up Bonus

Earn 80,000 Ultimate Rewards points after $5K spend in three months. $95 annual fee is waived the first year.

Card Earnings

  • 3X for the first $150,000 spent on travel, telecommunications, shipping and advertising on social-media and search engines.
  • 1X on everyday spend

This news is breaking and there isn’t much else to report for now, but we will continue to cover this card as it gets closer to launch.

HT: Reddit via @IadIsGr8 on Twitter

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[…] is set to release their new Ink Business Preferred card with its 80K bonus “later this year“.  And, once this card is available, it is expected that the Ink Plus card will no longer be […]

[…] new personal card, the Chase Sapphire Reserve, Chase has introduced a new business card — the Chase Ink Business Preferred.  According to an article in Bloomberg, the new card will roll out “later this […]

Terri Clark

Will 5/24 be in effect for this one?

Kijo

5x at office supply??

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Probably going down to 3X as well 🙁

Lantean

i wish they made it a 100k offer just like CSR… 😉

[…] In addition to the Bloomberg article, there is also coverage of this at Miles to Memories, View from the Wing, and Frequent Miler. […]

Ken

Does the current Ink Plus card bonus online ad spending under the “Internet” category?