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Chase to Launch Business Version of Sapphire Reserve?

We have been hearing rumors about Chase launching new premium credit cards. Now we have some more information about a new premium business credit card that would be a competitor for the Amex Business Platinum Card.

The rumor and the details were first shared by Doctor of Credit, citing a person that has provided solid information in the past. The new card is slated to launch around March 2025, and it would be a business version of the Chase Sapphire Reserve.

Here’s the information that has been revealed so far:

  • Signup bonus of 150,000 point with $15,000 in spend.
  • Benefits include a $400 annual travel credit.
  • Annual fee of around $700
  • New color scheme of navy blue and gold

As we mentioned above, this is just a rumor for now. Let us know what you think, and what other benefits you would expect for a $700 business credit card from Chase.

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  1. Business version of the CSR? Compete with the Amex Business Platinum? Benefits expected? 5x airfare and 5x hotels as starters. Unreasonable? The Wells Fargo Autograph Journey is not even a *premium* travel card yet offers 4x on airfare and 5x on hotels, 3x on other travel and dining. For a $95 annual fee. Don’t need yet another Priority Pass membership, than you. The CSR itself needs to play catch-up. Any business version of the CSR would need to do the same.

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