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

Update 1/24/25: Offer is back

The Offer

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  • 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 (7/11/24). Don’t think it’s really worth burning a 5/24 slot on this card and offer but others might disagree.
    William Charles
  • On January 24, 2025, 13:52
Tags: chasechase marriott bonvoy boldmarriott

View Comments (12)

  • "Members are able to redeem or purchase up to 15,000 Points to expand the value of such Free Night Award." im also pretty sure you can combine this with 3 award nights paid (e.g. marriott business card) and get fifth night free.

    all that plus PYB plus no annual fee make this a great card for a marriott vacation

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

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

    • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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

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