Chase Marriott Bonvoy Bold Card 60,000 Points + Free Night Certificate + Card Changes

The Offer

  • Chase is offering 60,000 points and a free night certificate worth up to 50,000 points when you spend $2,000 within the first three months

Card Details

  • No annual fee
  • No foreign transaction fee
  • Receive 5 Elite Night Credits each calendar year
  • Card earns 3x points for every $1 spent at Marriott Bonvoy hotels
  • Card earns 2x – grocery stores, rideshare, internet/cable/phone services as well as some food delivery and streaming services
  • Card earns 1x point for every $1 you spend on all other purchases
  • Travel Now, Pay Later – no-interest payment plans
  • Points don’t expire as long as you make purchases on your credit card every 24 months

Our Verdict

New changes to the card came into effect today. Don’t think it’s really worth burning a 5/24 slot on this card and offer but others might disagree.

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rj123456
rj123456 (@guest_1873927)
July 12, 2024 23:30

Do points earned from this cars expire regardless of other points-maintaining activities ?

Lrdx
Lrdx (@guest_1874169)
July 13, 2024 14:13

Read the last point under card details.

Leo
Leo (@guest_1873674)
July 12, 2024 14:36

Can you product change from Chase Marriott Bonvoy Bold to Chase Ritz carlton after a year?

JW
JW (@guest_1874539)
July 14, 2024 13:40

I have seen DPs yes and no. I have also seen a data point where someone PC up from Bold to Bountiful then a few days later could PC to Ritz.

Al
Al (@guest_1873372)
July 12, 2024 01:04

I just read docs additional commentary but I just applied for the Amex business 5 nights before it expired yesterday, requires 8K spend in 6 months which is doable but with $125 fee.

Miller508
Miller508 (@guest_1873347)
July 11, 2024 23:31

Meh, if using a 5/24 spot for a year I rather wait for the 5 50k cert offer on the $100 boundless THEN upgrade to the Ritz 2nd year

This offer is ok for just a core card long term keeper, but I’m a greedy sob, I want the max points/certs when signing up any new card

Jeremy
Jeremy (@guest_1873211)
July 11, 2024 20:13

@WilliamCharles If you are going for Ritz card, what do you recommend?