The Offer
- The Marriott Rewards Premier Business credit card is currently offering 70,000 bonus points after you spend $2,000 or more within three months.
[Read: Chase Introduces The Chase Marriott Rewards® Premier Business Card]
The standard bonus is 50,000 and has now been increased to 70,000 points. The link can be found by going to Chase.com and pulling up the card, no tricks needed.
The annual fee is waived for the first year.
The Fine Print
- Annual fee of $99 is waived for the first year
- Card earns at the following rates:
- 5x points per $1 spent at Marriott & Ritz Carlton locations
- 2x points per $1 spent on airline tickets purchased directly with the Airline, at car rental agencies, restaurants, office supply stores, and for Internet, cable and phone services purchases.
- 1x points per $1 spent on all other purchases
- Card also comes with a free night certificate for a category 1-4 property for the first year and an anniversary bonus of a free night certificate for a category 1-5 property.
- 15 credits towards Elite membership after approval and every year after account anniversary
- 1 elite credit for every $3,000 spent
Our Verdict
This is a nice offer for the Marriott Business card which is usually just 50,000 points. There is a higher spend threshold of $2,000 versus the standard $1,000, but that would be worthwhile for the extra 20,000 points.
It’s also worth noting that the Public Chase Marriott Premier 70,000 Point Offer After $2,000 Spend Is Back for the personal version of this card. There’s also a signup bonus offer on the personal version of $100 statement credit + 40,000 points. And there’s a similar offer for elite members but with $150 instead of $100.
Useful Chase Posts:
- Chase cards are churnable every 24 months
- Chase will match sign up bonuses if you’ve applied for an inferior offer in the last 90 days
- Chase offers expedited shipping for free
- Chase will combine multiple inquiries
- Check to see if you have a higher pre-approved bonus from Chase first (doubtful for this offer)
- Asking for a credit limit increase with Chase will result in a hard pull
- It is possible to reallocate your credit limits without a hard pull with Chase
- If you don’t want to pay the annual fee in the second year, click here for your best downgrade options
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