Source: The Points Guy
Summary
The Chase Sapphire Preferred credit card is a popular choice for those learning about the points and miles hobby. The card offers solid ongoing benefits, a generous welcome bonus, and versatile Chase Ultimate Rewards points. To maximize the card’s benefits, users can pay for hotels via the Chase Travel portal, vacation home rentals at select brands, airfare, rental cars, gas, and electric vehicle charging, as well as dining at restaurants. However, there are instances where it’s best not to use the card, such as for non-bonus purchases or when other cards provide more valuable benefits.
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With the Chase Sapphire Preferred, you can earn 5 points per dollar spent on airfare booked through Chase Travel, and 2 points per dollar spent when booked through an online travel agency or directly with the airline. You’ll also receive trip delay insurance and baggage delay insurance. Additionally, you can use the card to pay for rental cars, gas, and electric vehicle charging, as well as dining at restaurants. The card’s benefits can be maximized by using it for specific purchases, but it’s also important to know when not to use it.
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