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No, you should probably not get the Chase Sapphire Preferred card if you rarely travel, since it’s mainly designed for frequent travelers. The card offers bonus rewards on travel and the points earned are worth more when redeemed toward travel. If you don't travel a lot, you might be better off with a cash back credit card.
If you’re not sure what card would fit your lifestyle and spending habits, WalletHub has a great interactive tool that finds the best for your needs, called CardAdvisor.
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Yes, Chase Sapphire Reserve is worth getting if you spend at least $6,000 in the first 3 months and qualify for the card’s initial bonus of 125,000 points. Frequent travelers will also get a lot of value out of Chase Sapphire Reserve because it comes with a $300 annual travel credit and good ongoing rewards. The card’s initial bonus, ongoing rewards, and benefits will help you offset its hefty $795 annual fee.
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The American Express Platinum Card® concert tickets benefit gives you early access to tickets for select events before they go on sale to the public, as long as you pay with your Platinum Card®. This benefit, commonly known as Amex Experiences, also offers exclusive access to events besides concerts. It includes musicals, fashion shows, sporting events, film showings, fine dining, and more.
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There is currently no official limit to how many Chase credit cards you can have. There used to be a rule according to which you couldn’t obtain a Chase-branded credit card if you had opened five or more credit card accounts from any issuer in the past 24 months. But according to Chase customer service, this rule no longer applies.
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