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Earn 60,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards Points With NO Hard Credit Pull and NO Credit Card Application

  • Joseph Hostetler

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    You probably already know that you can get BIG Travel with 60,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points.  That’s enough for a round-trip coach flight to Europe.  Or 2 nights at the Park Hyatt Zurich, which can cost ~$600 per night!

    But did you know you could earn a 60,000 point bonus WITHOUT opening a credit card?

    Chase will give Chase Freedom or Chase Sapphire cardholders 60,000 bonus points for opening a Chase Sapphire bank account.  But it’s not for everyone.

    The Park Hyatt Zurich Costs 30,000 Hyatt Points per Night

    There’s a big requirement to earning this bonus.  After opening the bank account, you’ll need to deposit $75,000 in new assets and keep that balance for at least 90 days.  If you can do that, you should take advantage of this deal!

    Here are more details:

    You’ll get your points within 45 days of qualifying for this offer.  Note that the terms say you can only receive 1 Sapphire Checking, Chase Private Client Checking or You Invest bonus every 12 months.  Additionally, it seems that Chase will value these points at 1 cent each come tax season, per The Points Guy.

    This deal has been available through Chase branches nationwide, but now it’s available online.  So it’s easier than ever to take advantage of this bonus!

    You can check out the full details of the offer here.  And let us know if you get in on it!

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