What is the Chase Freedom Flex 10% cash back promotion?

Chase points are worth 1.16 cents per point, on average. The value of Chase points depends on which Chase credit card you have and how you choose to redeem the points. For example, points from Chase are worth up to 1.25 cents each when redeemed for travel through Chase Ultimate Rewards, and they are worth 1 cent each when redeemed for cash back. … read full answer

Chase Points Value by Redemption Method

Popular Chase Credit Cards

• Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card
• Chase Sapphire Reserve®
• Chase Freedom Unlimited®
• Chase Freedom Flex℠
• Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card

One thing worth noting is that the Chase Sapphire Preferred, Sapphire Reserve and Ink Business Preferred credit cards give 25% to 50% more value per point than other Chase credit cards when redeeming for travel through Chase Ultimate Rewards.

Tips for Maximizing the Value of Chase Points

Redeem Points for Ultimate Rewards Travel.

Chase points are worth the most when redeemed for travel through Chase Ultimate Rewards, but you need the right Chase credit card.

Get a Chase Sapphire card.

Chase Sapphire Preferred points are worth 1.25 cents apiece when redeemed for Ultimate Rewards travel, or you could get 1.5 cents per $1 point in value from Chase Sapphire Reserve.

Redeem Chase points regularly.

Chase points do not expire due to account inactivity, but stockpiling points does put you at risk of rewards devaluation. Plus, you won't get to enjoy the fruits of your spending if you don't redeem.

Keep your account in good standing.

If Chase closes your account because of a failure to pay the bill or fraudulent activity, you'll lose any unredeemed points you have saved.

Redeem before closing your account.

Any points you don't redeem before closing your account will be lost.

The main Chase Slate credit card requirements for approval are to have at least good credit (700+) and a steady income. There are also some basic requirements in terms of who can apply for Chase Slate. You must be at least 18 years old with a U.S. mailing address and a Social Security number. If you don’t have a Social Security number, Chase allows you to substitute an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN). Chase does not specify a particular dollar amount for income. But it must be at least enough to handle payments on the minimum credit limit of $500.… read full answer

In addition, Chase will consider plenty of other factors when deciding whether or not to approve applicants for the Chase Slate. Those include employment status, housing status, existing debts, recent hard inquiries and more. Applicants also won’t have a shot at approval if they have a pending bankruptcy.

But Chase Slate is now invitation only. So, in order to apply for it, you need a 12-digit invitation number sent to you by Chase.