That's a J.P. Morgan Chase Credit Card to You
A Credit Article Contributed by Cathy Wilson
You Can Get a Whole Bunch of Different Cards from Chase Credit Cards.
Like just a regular run of the mill Chase credit card comes in Gold, Platinum or just plain old Classic. They all mean pretty much the same thing: use the extreme financial resources of the J.P Morgan Chase company (now merged with Bank One to take your money even more efficiently), run up some debt, pay interest on the money you borrow, and enjoy having the card in your wallet.
Rebate Chase Credit Cards
The J.P. Chase company also offers rebate cards. These can give you cash rewards for stuff you buy, so says Chase. You get up to 2% back with their program called Chase CashBuilder. You get that percentage when your monthly balance totals more than $500. If you are not up to that, you will get 1% back when your monthly balance is less than $500 or paid in full. They'll send this bonus once a year to celebrate your signing with them.
Chase Entertainment Credit Cards
Chase and Bank One lure you further with entertainment cards. They eliminate or reduce interest (for a little while) on certain entertainment purchases, such as certain vacation packages. They getcha discounts on visits to theme parks and promise to get you into movie viewings and free music downloads off the internet. They also promise insurance for travel, including extra insurance on your rental car.
And, irresistible last tidbit, they'll send you an entertainment newsletter full of gossip and tips on how to spend more of your money on entertainment purchases and travel. You can get this in full size and student size.
Chase Travel Credit Cards
Partnering with Continental Airlines, Chase et al offer miles when you sign and more when you spend -- limitless miles, 11 miles for every dollar you spend with their Platinum card. Interest is average to low (7.99%). The offer also includes travel insurance. The World Mastercard gives you even more miles with the same kind of interest rate. If you travel a lot, you benefit: Presidents Club® passes, travel discount certificates and a $99 companion ticket. Again you earn 11 miles for every dollar you spend on dining out and travel insurance.
Chase Travel Credit Card
The Chase Travel Mastercard defers interest for a whole year; that's a good deal. You earn one point for every dollar you spend. You use these points for flights, hotels, cruises, car rentals and vacation packages. You can use this Chase credit card for just about any airline.
Chase Travel Cards
The Chase credit card family offers a slew of travel cards as well, including one for discounts on HESS gas and another for discounts on Subaru: for parts, service or to buy or lease a new Subaru. The Perfectcard, they say, earns a 6% rebate on all gasoline purchases for the first 90 days your account is open, a 3% rebate on all gasoline purchases after the intro, and a 1% rebate whatever you buy after that.
The Marathon card gives you 10% in rebates on gas and other stuff at Marathon locations for your first 60 days y and 5% after. You also earn a 1% rebate on every purchase from other places.
The Speedway SuperAmerica Mastercard gives you up to an 8% rebate that's automatically credited towards future purchases at Speedway, SuperAmerica, Rich Oil, and other retailers.
Chase Retailer Credit Cards and More. . .
Chase and Bank One try to cover all the bases with other cards targeting shoppers at various places and students just starting their jaunty journey into debtland.
