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Better Offer! Earn 2 Free Nights and $50 Statement Credit With Chase Hyatt Card!

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    There’s a better offer for the Chase Hyatt card that includes 2 free nights after meeting minimum spending requirements AND a $50 statement credit after making your first purchase with the card.

    To see the better offer, you’ll need to make a test booking on the Hyatt website.

    There’s a Way to Get a Better Offer on the Chase Hyatt Card! You Can Earn 2 Free Nights After Meeting Minimum Spending Requirements AND a $50 Statement Credit!

    Chase Hyatt 2 Free Nights + $50 Statement Credit

    Link:   Hyatt Hotels

    With the better Chase Hyatt offer, you can earn 2 free nights at any Hyatt hotels after you spend $2,000 on purchases in the first 90 days of opening your account.  Plus, you’ll get a $50 statement credit after making your first purchase!

    The regular offer does NOT include the $50 statement credit.

    The great news is the Chase Hyatt card is not impacted by Chase’s tighter application rules.  So folks with lots of cards are still eligible to take advantage of this offer!

    I’ll share the steps to finding this offer in an upcoming post!

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