Chase Visa credit cards are the product of a partnership between the largest credit card issuer in the U.S. – Chase (one of our advertising partners) – and the largest card network in the world, Visa. As a result, the offers listed below can be used pretty much anywhere that takes plastic, and it figures that they also offer some of the best terms available – considering Chase’s 19% market share. In fact, one of the best and most famous balance transfer cards on the market – the Slate Card, which offers a 0% introductory rate and does not charge balance transfer fees – is a member of the Chase Visa family. Nevertheless, you can identify the best terms for your particular needs by comparing the cards on this page to offers from other major issuers and card networks. Finally, if you have questions about your existing Chase Visa card and wish to contact a member of the Chase customer service team, call 1-800-432-3117.… show moreshow less
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I actually have a lot of credit cards from Chase. Recently I got the Chase Freedom and overall I’m happy about it. Like most of their credit cards, there is no annual fee and there is a rewards program. Customer service at Chase has also been one of the best in my experience.
I use the Chase Freedom VISA and love the no annual fee. I also never keep a running balance on it; so I have no interest charges. Chase has been a good company to me and it is very convenient to have a VISA as I think that it is the most universally accepted credit card.
I personally use the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card in my day to day life. I got it through Chase about two years ago and I use it for almost every purchase I make nowadays. While the $95/yr annual fee stings a little bit, I like how it is covered for the first year that you have the card.
Chase has always been good to me. I got their Freedom card as it has the revolving categories which always tend to fit my lifestyle. There is no annual fee which deterred me from some of the other cards that Chase offers. They just added the new chip technology which Walmart uses exclusively, so you know that Chase is looking out for your safety in more ways than one. Also, fraud forgiveness is amazing with Chase. They are always watching out for rogue purchases and will reach out to you immediately if they see something off.
I got my Chase Visa card about 4 years ago. I was not impressed by the low credit limit. My other one was much higher on my other card. I have used it seldom. One time I forgot to pay the bill and they were nice and gave me forgiveness. The woman on the phone was nice and helpful. I only use this one in rare emergencies.
I have been using a Visa card from Amazon.com services by Chase for a couple years now and I couldn’t be happier. I was provided with a decent available credit and a great interest rate. I also receive numerous rewards from Amazon for using my Chase Visa card. These reward points alone make it by far my favorite credit card to use. I’ve never had any issues at all with my card being declined or not working. They provide a number of easy to use tools to view your account or pay your balance on a number of devices. My Chase Visa is incredibly useful and I would happily sign up for it again.
Since 2012, I've been using my Chase Slate Visa credit card. I got the card as an offer in mid-2012, a time when I was actually jobless and just doing my own freelancing things online. It was weird that they'd just offer it to me, but it sure was a lifesaver. First off, I had 0% APR on Balance Transfers with a 0% APR intro rate for 15 months. I needed that. I transferred the entire balance from my Discover card (which had a whopping 22.9% APR) onto the Chase Slate Visa. That saved me a ton of money in interest. As a bonus, I could use the Chase Visa in many more places than I could my Discover card. The Chase Slate is not a rewards card, and there aren't a lot of bells and whistles. I guess I could count the little PayPass chip as a feature. It makes paying at the register quicker and such. Oh right, and there's Chase Blueprint. But it's not really a card feature, it's more of a free online balance managing tool. I set up the Blueprint feature once, but all it did was force more money onto my minimum payment so I'd pay off my balance quicker, which was fine, but it's not really interesting. No matter. The card isn't designed to be fancy anyway. The Slate does however offer standard benefits such as fraud and purchase protection. It even offers a waiver for auto rental collision insurance if the card was used for the rental. And last but not least, there's no annual fee. So, the Chase Slate Visa credit card is nothing fancy, but it maximizes money-saving and really comes in handy when the time calls for it.
I started out looking for a good credit card, and I happened to stumble upon Chase. I was very picky about the kinds of rewards and service I wanted, so I was surprised when I saw what Chase had to offer. I ended up applying and getting the credit card, and I love it. I'm able to use my reward points to cash out and receive a check, or in other ways. I've recommended it to my friends and family, and the ones who have tried it love it.
I am a frequent traveler and one of my favorite credit cards to use when traveling is the Marriott Rewards Premier Credit Card offered by Chase. One of the best features of this credit card is after spending $1000 within the first three months of account opening, you can earn 50,000 points. Also, for every $1 spent you can earn 5 points at Marriott locations, 2 points on airline ticket purchases, at car rental agencies, and restaurants. You earn 1 point elsewhere when using this credit card. You can achieve elite status faster based on your annual credit and everyday purchases and this credit card offers no annual fee for the first year. When traveling abroad it does not charge a foreign transaction fee and it is enhanced with the global chip and signature technology. The one thing I would change about the Marriott Rewards Premier Card offered by Chase is the 21 day grace period. I would increase the grace period to 25 days.
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