Archie Conway, WalletHub Financial Analyst
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve National Car Rental benefit gives cardholders a free Emerald Club Executive level membership. More specifically, cardholders benefit from car rental discounts and special offers, among other things.
Chase Sapphire Reserve National Car Rental Benefits
- Exclusive discounts on car rentals.
- Ability to rent a car that’s midsize or larger at a midsize rate (in the U.S. and Canada).
- Guaranteed upgrades when you reserve a full-size car or a higher-end luxury vehicle (in the U.S. and Canada).
- Expedited service in certain regions.
- Faster earning of “rental credits” that can be used for free rental days.
- No fees for second drivers.
- When you earn rewards through the loyalty program, you can choose how to redeem them—whether for free rental days, frequent flyer miles, or hotel points. Free rental days can be used at participating locations worldwide.
How to Use the National Car Rental Benefit
To get the Chase Sapphire Reserve National Car Rental Emerald Club Executive membership, log in to your Chase account on the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal. Then, select your Chase Sapphire Reserve card and find “Card Benefits” under the “Earn/Use” dropdown menu. There, you’ll see all your card benefits and have the option to activate your Executive membership.
Since Chase Sapphire Reserve is a Visa Infinite card, you can also save up to 25% at National Car Rental in the U.S., Canada, Latin America, or the Caribbean. To get this perk, book on the National Car Rental website using the code “5030764” and pay with your Chase Sapphire Reserve card.
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How do I make the most of Chase Sapphire Reserve rental car insurance?
To make the most of Chase Sapphire Reserve® rental car insurance, use the Sapphire Reserve card to pay every time you rent a car and decline the supplementary coverage offered by the rental company. Chase Sapphire Reserve offers rental car insurance as a free benefit, and cardholders are covered up to $75,000. Taking advantage of the rental car discounts available to Sapphire Reserve cardholders can also help you maximize your savings.
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read full answer by Chip Lupo, Credit Card WriterIs there a way to get the Chase Sapphire Reserve annual fee waived?
The only surefire way to get the $795 annual fee of the Chase Sapphire Reserve waived is if you’re an active servicemember. As long as Chase can confirm your active duty status, they won’t charge you any fees. Otherwise, your odds of getting a Chase Sapphire Reserve annual fee waiver are not very high. However, it’s worth trying.
There are a few details you should be aware of before calling and asking for a fee waiver, though. And...
read full answer by Lawrence, Wallethub Credit Card AnalystHow do I add Chase Sapphire Reserve authorized users?
To add a Chase Sapphire Reserve authorized user, log in to your online account and click the “More options” tab, or call customer service at 1 (800) 432-3117. You will need to provide the person’s full name and date of birth to add them as an authorized user.
A primary cardholder can make anyone a Chase Sapphire Reserve authorized user.
How to Add a Chase Sapphire Reserve Authorized User Online
- Log in to your Chase Sapphire Reserve card account.
- Click the “More...
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