July 11, 2024
Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card Increased Welcome Offer
Pam
We are really excited about the Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card increased welcome offer! The minimum spend remains the same, but the welcome offer has increased by 20%! Now you’ll earn 120,000 Ultimate Rewards after spending $8,000 in the first three months. That means lots of nearly free travel for only a $95 annual fee. Here are some ideas for how to meet a large minimum spend.
We love these business cards because they won’t count against your 5/24—woo hoo! If there is one type of point that I can never have enough of, it is Ultimate Rewards, and 120K is the highest welcome offer we’ve ever seen on this card!
Do You Have a Business?
Many people have opened business cards for very small businesses. You don’t need to have employees. You don’t need to make a lot of money each year. And you don’t have to have an EIN (Employee Identification Number). Read more about all of that here.
Transfer Directly to Partners
The Chase Ink Preferred allows you to transfer your points directly to Chase transfer partners like Hyatt, United, Southwest, etc. With the other Chase Ink Business cards, you must first transfer the points to your Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card or Chase Sapphire Reserve®. Not so with the Ink Preferred – it transfers directly just like the Sapphire Preferred and Sapphire Reserve.
What Can You Do with 120K Chase Ultimate Rewards Points?
Four Nights at a 5 Star Resort in Kauai
You can stay at the Grand Hyatt Kauai for 30K Ultimate Rewards points/night. This resort is stunning! It was the first hotel Alex ever used points and miles for, and it set the bar high!
Jess, Alex, and I all love the Grand Hyatt Kaui!
6 Nights at the Hyatt Regency Paris Étoile
At just 15K points/night, you can stay 6 nights at the Hyatt Regency Paris Étoile. This skyscraper hotel offers stunning views of the city! We really enjoyed our stay there when we were in Paris.
Hyatt Regency Étoile with this breakfast view!
2 Nights at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme
This is a bucket list stay for sure. The Park Hyatt Paris is incredible, per Jess’s review of it (and she’s headed back there next month)! It is still on my list of hotels to visit! Being able to stay in pure luxury with one welcome offer is something that I am always looking for!
The Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme is gorgeous!
3 Round-Trip Flights to Hawaii After Meeting the Minimum Spend
Hawaii is probably the #1 destination people want to visit using points and miles. This welcome offer can help you get three people to Hawaii!
Round-trip Economy Flight to London
If you redeem 80K points for a round-trip economy flight to London, you’ll have points to spare. Taxes and fees are always high out of London, but Aeroplan’s are no higher than any other airline and less than many.
Bottom Line
We love our Chase Ultimate Rewards, and the chance to earn more of them is exciting now that the Chase Ink Business Preferred increased offer is live! Who is jumping on this offer? We are!
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