New Year-Round Perks with Popular Merchants for Chase Credit Cardmembers
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If you’re a Chase credit card holder, you now have the opportunity to get statement credits, credits-in app, or complimentary memberships simply by using your card. Starting now, cardmembers have access to a 5% monthly statement credit on Spotify Premium, free 2-day shipping with ShopRunner for a year and 10% back in Groupon Bucks up to $50 monthly for 12 months, totaling up to $600 a year. 

“We are making Chase cards the key for cardmembers to easily unlock more value, simply by using their card to shop for the things they love,“ said Abeer Bhatia, president, card marketing, pricing and innovation of Chase Card Services.

Current deals and discounts available to eligible credit card holders include:

groupon deals for chase card holders--thecreditshifu.com Enroll with Groupon by the end of February 2021, and get 10% back in Groupon Bucks up to $50 back per month for 12 months.

 

shoprunner deals for chase card holders--TheCreditShifu.comEnroll in a complimentary 12-month ShopRunner membership and get free 2-day shipping and free returns. Cardmembers must enroll by the end of February 2021.

 

Spotify deals for Chase card holders--TheCreditShifu.comEligible Chase credit card holders who are new to Spotify Premium can take advantage of six months free Spotify Premium. This is followed by a 5% statement credit for six months. Current Spotify Premium users can receive a 5% statement credit for a six-month period (redeem until May 31, 2020).

 

Chase card members do need to enroll their cards in each of the three programs, that can be done at this website: https://www.chase.com/getmorenow

If you’re not yet a Chase credit card holder, the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is currently offering 100,000 welcome bonus points (after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months) and that’s $1250 toward travel when you redeem through Chase Ultimate Rewards. Or check out Chase Freedom Unlimited® that enables you to earn rewards on every purchase, without having to pay an annual fee. There is currently a $200 welcome bonus (after you spend $500 on purchases in your first 3 months) and unlimited 1.5% cash back on all purchases. Cash Back rewards do not expire as long as your account is open.

 

 


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