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End Date for This 100,000 Point Sign-Up Bonus Confirmed

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    The Chase British Airways card’s huge 100,000 point sign-up bonus has finished its last meal, and is being escorted solemnly through a hallway of wide-eyed onlookers.

    On October 5, 2017, the bigger sign-up bonus will be killed off.  And presumably drop back to 50,000 points.

    So if you’re interested in it, you only have 1 week left to apply!

    British Airways Avios Points Are Super Handy for Short Hops Around Europe

    One Week Left to Apply for the Bigger Sign-Up Bonus on the Chase British Airways Card

    Link:   Chase British Airways Visa Signature Card

    Link:   My Review of the Previous British Airways 100,000 Point Offer

     

    The 100,000 British Airways Avios point bonus on the Chase British Airways card is the best offer I’ve ever seen for this card!  And there were rumors that the bonus would end on September 30, 2017.  But we’ve confirmed with Chase that it will disappear on October 5, 2017!

    The bigger sign-up bonus is a great deal, because the regular bonus is 50,000 British Airways Avios points after meeting minimum spending requirements.  So the current offer is double the normal bonus!

    That said, this offer is NOT for everybody.  Because the sign-up bonus is tiered, and you’ll have to spend a LOT to receive the full bonus:

    So you’ll have to make $20,000 in purchases during the first year to earn all 100,000 British Airways Avios points.

    With the Chase British Airways card, you’ll also get:

    But the $95 annual fee is NOT waived for the first year.

    If you’re considering applying, check out this post with ideas on how to meet the large spending requirement.  And read my series on how to earn and use British Airways Avios points for ideas on how to use the bonus!

    Note:  The Chase British Airways card is NOT affected by the Chase “5/24” rule!

    Bottom Line

    The Chase British Airways card’s 100,000 point bonus is on its way out!

    So if you’ve been considering it, you should apply soon!  Because Chase has confirmed that the bonus will disappear on October 5, 2017.

    Do you plan on taking advantage of this deal?  Let me know in the comments!

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