Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
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No, Chase Ink credit cards do not have return protection on any of its credit cards. Return protection is a benefit that offers reimbursement for undamaged, working items that cannot be returned to the merchant within a certain number of days after the purchase. This benefit is becoming rarer as time goes on, as many issuers have dropped it to cut costs.
If you want a credit card with return protection, there are a few good options from other issuers. To see some of the best cards and learn more about how this benefit works, refer to WalletHub’s guide on credit card return protection.
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Visa return protection covers cardholders who want to return eligible purchases worth up to either $250 or $300 (depending on the card’s level of benefits), provided the original merchant won’t accept a return. To receive coverage, you must pay for the eligible purchase with a qualifying Visa credit card and notify the Benefit Administrator of the issue within 90 days of the purchase. Then, cardholders must submit a completed claim form along with supporting documentation within 30 days...
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One of the easiest Chase business credit cards to get is the co-branded IHG One Rewards Premier Business Credit Card. All Chase business cards require at least good credit for approval, though co-branded cards with fewer premium benefits tend to be easier to get than the company’s signature business credit cards. The IHG Premier Business comes with an annual fee of $99, and it offers 3 - 10 points per $1 spent on purchases.
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The best credit card benefits include rewards, price/purchase protection, airport lounge access, hotel perks and concierge services. Other benefits of using a credit card include the chance to build credit, the ability to pay off purchases over time, and the convenience of not having to carry cash.
Large complimentary benefits packages used to come standard with many credit cards. However, card issuers have been cutting out these perks in recent years, citing low usage. When shopping...
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