- Chase unveils the new Chase Sapphire Reserve and Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business, offering unparalleled rewards and benefits.
- Cardmembers can earn over $2,700 in annual value with Chase Sapphire Reserve and over $2,500 with Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business.
- Chase introduces Points Boost, enhancing the value of Ultimate Rewards points up to 2x on select offers.
Chase has launched the revamped Chase Sapphire Reserve and introduced Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business, setting new standards in premium credit card offerings. These cards promise an unprecedented annual value for cardmembers—over $2,700 for personal users and over $2,500 for business users—through a comprehensive suite of lifestyle, travel, and business benefits.
A key highlight of these offerings is the new Points Boost program, which allows cardmembers to redeem Ultimate Rewards points at up to twice the usual rate on rotating offers through Chase Travel. This benefit is particularly advantageous for premium air tickets and select luxury hotels, part of The Edit by Chase Travel collection.
Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders can enjoy over 1,300 lounges globally, including exclusive access to Chase Sapphire Lounges at major airports like Boston Logan, LaGuardia, and Philadelphia International Airports. With future expansions, lounges are set to open at Dallas Fort-Worth International Airport and others.
The Sapphire Reserve cards also offer extensive travel protections, exclusive dining credits, and lifestyle rewards, such as complimentary Apple Music and Apple TV+ subscriptions, a $300 annual dining credit, and a $300 annual StubHub credit for concert and event tickets.
Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business introduces high-value partner services, empowering business owners with lucrative credits and merchant services. Notable benefits include an 8x points earning rate on Chase Travel purchases and a flexible $300 annual travel credit.
Both cards carry an annual fee of $795, with additional features designed to elevate travel and lifestyle experiences, cementing Chase's (JPM, Financial) position as a leader in financial innovation.
