TraderJoes

Excellent Travel Plans, Thanks to This Card

I recently upgraded to the Chase Sapphire Reserve, and – well – honestly I love it.
The new design is sleek, the card has a tiny bit of weight to it but it’s the perks that really shine.

🚀 Huge Welcome Bonus

I got 100,000 bonus points (worth $2,000+ toward travel) after spending $5,000 in the first 3 months. It basically paid for a vacation.

🍽️ Points Pile Up Fast

  • 3Ă— points on dining & travel
  • 10Ă— points on hotels & car rentals through Chase
  • 5Ă— on flights booked via Chase
    It feels like every meal and trip is funding my next one.

đź’° Perks That Actually Matter

  • $300 annual travel credit
  • Airport lounge access (a total game-changer)
  • Global Entry/TSA PreCheck credit
  • Priority Pass, DoorDash perks, Lyft rewards, and more

I use these all the time—and they really add up.

🔑 Final Take

The $550 annual fee is real, but I’ve easily earned it back in travel credits and rewards. If you travel, eat out, or like luxury perks, the Sapphire Reserve is worth it. I have one—and I truly love it.


My bestie and I try to maximize my spending and get cash back, credits to various business, airline miles or hotel miles. Since we do this often and it has proven to be very helpful I thought I would start to sharing… these are most often limited time offers. If you have questions contact me.

Using points recently helped us get to Oahu. A highlight, the breathtaking views of Hoʻomaluhia Botanical Gardens

Opportunities come and go… and this is a decent one but…

Like gambling says, “Bet with your head not over it.” It’s the same with credit cards. If you are mindful and charge what you can afford to pay each month the perks are great!
Here’s my referral if you are interested.

I will earn rewards if you are approved.

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