Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
@CLoop
The Chase Freedom Rise® card is the easiest Chase credit card to get. But you still need good credit to get approved for the Chase Freedom Rise.
Easiest Chase Credit Cards to Get
- Chase Freedom Rise®: requires good credit or better
- Chase Freedom Unlimited®: requires good credit or better
- Chase Freedom Flex® Credit Card: requires good credit or better
- Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card: requires good credit or better
Having one of these Chase credit cards may increase your chances of landing a higher-tier credit card in the future, if you use it responsibly. That means paying your bill on time every month and keeping your credit utilization below 30% of your credit limit.
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Justine Browns, Member
@justine_browns
I think the easier ones to get would be Chase Freedom Flex® Credit Card and Chase Freedom Unlimited®. This means you might get approved for them even without having an excellent credit score. You’d still need to have good credit, which means at least 700. They’re both good credit cards that give you cash back and offer an initial bonus.
Francine Yates, Member
@francine_yates
Chase doesn't really make "easy to get" cards, like for bad credit. Generally you need 700 and above to get one of them.
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You need a credit score of at least 700 - 750 for a Chase credit card, depending on the card. Chase credit cards are available to applicants with credit scores ranging from good to excellent credit.
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