When Chase unveiled their new Ink Business Unlimited card last year, I predicted that they weren’t done developing Ink cards (see: Chase’s new 50K offer and their evolving Ultimate Rewards lineup). In that post, I published a nifty side by side table to show that Chase’s Ultimate Rewards business card lineup closely matches their consumer card line-up, but with one glaring omission: they don’t yet have an ultra-premium card like the Sapphire Reserve on the business side.
It’s been almost a year now, but with no sign of the ultra-premium Chase Ink Business Reserve. Will it ever happen? Maybe soon?
Here’s the chart again:
|
Card Features |
Consumer |
Business |
|---|---|---|
| No-Fee 5X Cards | Freedom: 5X in rotating categories capped at $1,500 spend per quarter | Ink Business Cash: 5X at office supply stores and on internet, cable and phone services, up to $25K spend per account year |
| No-Fee 1.5X Unlimited Cards | Freedom Unlimited: 1.5X everywhere | Ink Business Unlimited: 1.5X everywhere |
| $95 Preferred Cards with points worth 1.25 cents each towards travel and transferable to airline & hotel programs | Sapphire Preferred: 2X travel & dining | Ink Business Preferred: 3X travel and select business categories |
| $450 Reserve Cards: $450 per year with $300 per year in travel reimbursements. Points worth 1.5 cents each towards travel and transferable to airline & hotel programs. | Sapphire Reserve |
N/A Where’s this one? |
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