What Chase Freedom Flex Card designs can you pick from? This question is about the Chase Freedom Flex℠

What Chase Freedom Flex Card designs can you pick from?

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This question is about the Chase Freedom Flex℠

Christie Matherne, Credit Card Writer

@christie_matherne • 11/25/20 This answer was first published on 12/03/19 and it was last updated on 11/25/20.For the most current information about a financial product, you should always check and confirm accuracy with the offering financial institution. Editorial and user-generated content is not provided, reviewed or endorsed by any company.

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There is only one Chase Freedom Flex card design option, and it’s sky blue with a light blue swirl. Cardholders cannot customize the Chase Freedom Flex card’s standard design, or the design of most other Chase credit cards. But many of them have rather beautiful standard designs regardless.

The only customizable Chase credit cards are the two Disney co-branded cards: the Disney Premier Visa Card and the Disney Visa Card. With those cards, you can pick from a variety of Star Wars and Disney-themed designs, including Chewbacca, Mickey Mouse, and Darth Vader.

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How do I customize my Chase Freedom?

There is no way to customize a Chase Freedom card. It only comes with one design – a blue swirled pattern on the front of the card with the number printed – not embossed – on the back of the card. It’s also available only in plastic, not metal like the Sapphire Preferred and Sapphire Reserve cards.… read full answer

Chase only allows you to customize two of its cards: The Disney Rewards card and the Disney Premier card. Both offer 10 Disney and Star Wars-related themes to choose from.

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There is no reason you can’t have both Chase Freedom and Chase Freedom Unlimited.

In fact, having both could make a lot of sense, especially since neither charges an annual fee. Having both Chase Freedom cards allows you to combine the stability of Unlimited’s cash back on all purchases with the bonus categories offered by the standard version.… read full answer

You can learn more about Chase’s Freedom and Freedom Unlimited cards from WalletHub’s comparison of the offers.

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What is the credit limit for Chase Freedom Unlimited?

The Chase Freedom Unlimited credit limit is $500 or more for everyone who’s approved. The most creditworthy applicants can also get starting credit limits of $5,000 or higher from the Visa Signature version of the Chase Freedom Unlimited card. Signature cards come with a few more supplemental benefits than the standard Visa Platinum cards other approved applicants receive.… read full answer

Chase doesn’t publicly disclose a maximum credit limit for the Chase Freedom Unlimited card. But some customers have said that they have received limits of $20,000 or higher. If you want a limit that high, you’ll need spotless credit, a very high income to afford the payments and low existing debt. Just keep in mind that no matter what limit you get, it’s not permanent. You can ask Chase for a Chase Freedom Unlimited credit limit increase by calling the number on the back of your card. It’s best to try that after at least half a year of on time bill payments.

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