Quick Overview

  • Chase Ultimate Rewards Program: A top-tier rewards program in the U.S., offering flexible points redemption. Travel cards allow you to redeem points for 1.25 to 1.5 cents per point through Chase Travel or transfer points to Chase's airline and hotel partners for potentially higher value.
  • Cash Back Cards with Ultimate Rewards: Chase cash back cards earn points redeemable as cash back at 1 cent per point. These points can be transferred to Chase travel cards for greater value when redeemed for travel.
  • Co-Branded Airline Cards: Chase partners with top airlines, offering co-branded cards for United, Southwest, Aeroplan, Aer Lingus, Iberia, and British Airways, providing airline-specific perks and rewards.
  • Co-Branded Hotel Cards: Chase exclusively issues Hyatt and IHG credit cards and offers select Marriott Bonvoy credit cards, including no-annual-fee and mid-tier options, complementing AMEX's premium Marriott offerings.
  • Retail Credit Cards: Chase issues personal Amazon credit cards, providing rewards for everyday shopping, while AMEX handles Amazon's business credit cards.
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Chase Ultimate Rewards Credit Cards

Chase offers three travel credit cards that earn Ultimate Rewards points, providing exceptional value for travelers. Points can be redeemed for travel through Chase Travel at a rate of 1.25 or 1.5 cents per point, depending on the card. Alternatively, points can be transferred to Chase's airline and hotel partners, offering the potential for even greater value.

Chase Cash Back Credit Cards

Chase offers a range of cash back rewards cards that earn Ultimate Rewards points, which can be redeemed for cash back at a value of 1 cent per point.

A key advantage of these Chase cash back rewards cards is their flexibility: points can be transferred to Chase's travel credit cards (excluding the Ink Business Premier® Credit Card) for higher-value redemptions toward travel. This feature significantly enhances the overall value of Chase's cash back cards, making them a powerful tool for maximizing rewards.

Chase Southwest Credit Cards

Chase offers all five Southwest credit cards, which includes three personal and two business options. These cards provide valuable benefits, making them an excellent choice for travelers looking to earn Southwest status or qualify for the coveted Companion Pass.

Chase United Credit Cards

Chase offers all five United credit cards, which includes four personal and one business card. These cards come with valuable perks such as priority boarding, free checked bags, and access to United Club lounges.

Other Chase Airline Credit Cards

Chase offers one Avios-earning credit card for each of Aer Lingus, British Airways, and Iberia as well as the sole U.S. credit card for Aeroplan.

Chase Marriott Credit Cards

Chase offers the entry-level, no-annual-fee, and mid-tier co-branded Marriott Bonvoy credit cards, while American Express issues the second mid-tier, luxury, and business cards. For frequent Marriott travelers, these cards provide excellent value, making them a must-consider for loyalists seeking to maximize their stays and rewards.

Chase Hyatt Credit Cards

Hyatt offers two co-branded credit cards through Chase: one personal and one business card. Both are outstanding choices and essential for frequent Hyatt travelers looking to maximize their rewards and benefits.

Additionally, Hyatt is a 1:1 transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards, allowing you to convert 1,000 Chase points into 1,000 Hyatt points, providing even more opportunities to boost your points balance and enjoy exceptional value on stays.

Chase IHG Credit Cards

IHG One Rewards offers three co-branded credit cards through Chase: two personal cards and one business card. For frequent IHG travelers, these cards are the best way to earn IHG One Rewards points and unlock valuable hotel perks.

IHG is also a 1:1 transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards and Bilt Rewards, providing additional opportunities to boost your IHG points balance. However, be mindful that transferring points from these programs may result in a lower value due to the difference in point valuation between IHG and the original rewards programs.

Chase Amazon Credit Cards

Chase offers two co-branded Amazon credit cards, while American Express handles the business versions. For frequent Amazon shoppers, these cards can provide significant long-term value.