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This is my honest review of the Chase Freedom Unlimited after 10 Years.
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How do you have this card 4 times? If you down grade, does that mean you have 3 other Freedom Flex's or 3 other Chase cards floating around the back crevices of your wallet? Or do you down grade one, and cancel the others as you go? Also, When do you do this? After 2 years or after the 1 year promotion is over?
Do foreign transaction fee apply to Puerto Rico?
I applied in-branch yesterday and got approved! The in-branch offered the standard sign up bonus of $200 cash back and 0% APR PLUS 5% earnings on gas AND groceries for 12 months. This is honestly the best sign up bonus. Hands down! My understanding of the additional 1.5% is that you don’t get the $200 cash back after the $500 spend and would require too much spend to get the the equivalent of that standard $200 cash back or 20K points bonus. Go to your local Chase branch and sign up, it was worth it in my opinion.
Sooooooo… do I get the $200 after $500 with your offer because your offer link doesn’t explicitly state it does.
I am considering obtaining a second card in terms of a balance transfer to pay off the balance of a CC that I own. Is this a good one to go with?
My freedom unlimited is my primary catch all card
If I apply for the none public offer do I still get the $200 catch back after spending $500 as well or is it pick one or the other?
Hey John, your videos have been very informative in my credit card journey. I have been using my first ever Discover it credit card for over 7 months now and have a credit score of 740. Do you recommend getting the freedom unlimited as my 2nd card right away or wait until I establish a credit history for at least 12 months?
Hey John! I just applied for the chase freedom unlimited and I just got it in the mail. However, I have not activated it yet. Is it too late for me to redeem your non-public offering? Please let me know! Thank you so much for your great content!!
Wow, you're speaking German to me right now. The whole thing went over my head. Ecosystem pairing cards, I've no clue what you are saying.
Also, I've had like 2 cards ever! And the only reason I got the second card was because my first card had fraudulent charges. Opening 5 cards in 24 months! Whoa 😮
Btw, what do you think of the Bank of America credit card? One time they asked for a police report before they reversed fraudulent charges, even though they were made out of state! Not happy about that.
Probably one of my most used cards. Sadly I can't get Chase to give me a limit higher than $500 on it despite a $16k limit on my Preferred.
Is it actually required of all credit card YouTubers that they have to pretend that everyone does/needs to/or should get credit cards so they can go the Maldives or Bora Bora? Is Visit Maldives paying you guys or something?
I was looking into applying for a Amex gold but that’s offering 90000 points after spending 6k in 6 months. Seeing as I most likely wouldn’t be able to get that welcome bonus would it be worth it to still get the card, or wait until I know I can get the bonus?
I signed up and got the non-public sign up bonus in October of last year. I went through the $20,000 in less than five months. I wish the offer was unlimited for the first year.
when does the non public offer expire? or does it?
thinking about applying for the card tomorrow
I’m confused on How you get the non-public offer
I got the unlimited after having the Flex for half a year, but I applied directly with Chase and didn’t get the non-public offer, any way I can still get that offer?
John, unless I missed it, you didn't explain how to get the "non-public" offer for this card.
when can I apply for a chase card after dropping under 5/24 ? I opened my Amex Blue Cash in March 22, 2022 so i should have gone under on April 1, 2024.
I just have this card because Kevin Hart advertises it
Can I transfer points from freedom flex to my partner's sapphire preferred?
Great video! Great content! I'm new with the Chase freedom card. After 15 months it's going to be 30%. How can I get a better rating card? I mean a better percentage card. Please respond. Thanks again
Just got my chase unlimited. This is my first chase cc
No one talks about that Instacart credit. I’ve been using that thing every month. The sapphire reserve has a $15/month credit and I think the unlimited has $15/quarter
Which is the best chase credit card to get
I’m in the market for another card. I currently have over a 800 score. What would be some great cards for me to consider with great travel rewards? FYI I dont travel a bunch, maybe one or two trips a year.
How does the current offer compare to the one that was up 3-4 months ago. Is it worth getting it now or would you wait?
Should I get the freedom card or the Sapphire preferred card as a college student that’s about to go abrod
So I just signed up for with your link – how do I know I got the extra 1.5 I looked it says the normal rate
I used your link to sign up for the card.
Very cool! They just offered me the card and I accepted! Glad I made the right choice! I don’t know much about CC’s so this is gold!
Now my question is how much did Chase pay you to say that?
So after 10 years I can get this card again? Do you have a video you can reference me to? Please and thank you
The best thing that I can say about the CFU is 1.5% is better than 1.0%. I get all of the other benefits of the CFF.