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Chase freedom secured credit card
Chase Freedom®
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Applied with a CK 687, Experian 730, Equifax FICO 724. Perfect record, 8 months of credit history. I was denied chase freedom secured credit card to insufficient credit history. I called the reconsideration number to speak with a personal credit analyst (888-245-0625). I was surprised when the analyst said I still could not be approved. Chase will pretty much always approve an applicant who calls that number asking for a reconsideration. I called again and was told that I could not be approved because Chase will not approve an application for someone with less than 2 years of credit history, even with a prefect record. (Kudos to Chase for lending responsibly.) I then wrote a letter to the executive office making a case for my short but flawless credit history. Today I received an e-mail congradulating me on approval and informing me that my card is in the mail. Great card, but if you have less than two years credit history, expect a long uphill fight to get this card, even with good credit. I was told "no" three times before I got the application approved.
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I had two Chase credit cards ($5000 for one and $8500 for the other), with guaranteed 6.9% interest rates "for the life of the balance transfers". Credit limits were slowly raised as I used and paid the cards. I was never late, never overlimit. Paid on time *every* month, slightly more than the minimums. Then, I came into an unexpected windfall and paid off ~$5000 of the $8500 card. The next month I logged in and discovered that the credit limits for *both* cards had been lowered to the existing balances (give or take $50-$100). They'd also raised my interest rates to 29.99% for both cards. i'd had the cards for several years at that point, perfect payment histories and carried a balance. I called customer service, and they couldn't've been more terrible and rude. They said it was my debt-to-income ratio and utilization. I replied that they'd made my utilization much worse by lowering my credit lines. I also asked why they were taking punitive action when I'd *not* been late or over-limit; they replied that the small print said they could do whatever they wanted based on "perception of risk". I'd never been late or overlimit on ANY of my accounts with ANY lender, in over 12 years. I asked why my "perceived risk" was worse, when I'd never had *any* issues with *anyone*, and my income had actually steadily *increased* over the years. They replied debt-to-income ratio and utilization were outside the national averages, so I was perceived to be at great risk of defaulting/declaring bankruptcy. After more than 12 years of perfect history! I asked them to reconsider, as the increased interest rate was against their promises, and that I had been a good customer for several years. The CSR basically said I wasn't worth anything to them (despite paying interest faithfully all that time, albeit NO late or overlimit fees). They weren't earning enough on my cards, so they were taking punitive action in hopes I'd pay off or transfer out my balances, and stop being their customer so someone else would carry my "perceived risk". I asked whether they wouldn't rather have my regular interest and faithful payments instead of someone who would be late or default. The CSR said it was inevitable that *I* would default, and they wanted shut of me. I asked several times to speak to a supervisor (something that *no* other call center has ever denied me when needed - I'm someone who will actually ask for one to *praise* a good CSR, as I work in tech-support myself), and the CSR indicated that there were none. I repeated and he said it wasn't worth their time to talk to me, I wasn't worth it, and that the CSR was the only one I was ever going to be able to speak to. They succeeded. I transferred all my balances out to a Capital One card, which I then slowly but steadily paid off, and am now using regularly (charge, carry a bit to improve credit score, pay off - repeat). *Capital One* has been nothing but wonderful to me. I would *never* recommend Chase. I recommend Capital One very highly. 9.9% instead of 6.9%, but it's across the board instead of just balance transfers. Chase only wants either very rich clients or very poor ones that will generate fees. They don't want the little (or middle) guy. And their Customer "Service" was the *worst* I've ever encountered, bar NONE.
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my first credit card.
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Waste of your time
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Only apply for this card if you have hours to spend on hold. After applying I was told I needed to talk with the Fraud Protection Dept, wait time over 50 minutes. I wanted 1 hour and 45 minutes then hung up. Called 2 days later at opening time and wait time was predicted at 8 minutes. After waiting 35 minutes I hung up and called Customer Service. I was informed they have no way to contact Fraud Protection except the number I was given, again wait time over estimate 50 minutes. Call number 3, wait time estimate 20 minutes. Create business account for facebook waited 1 hour 10 minutes. Apparently they have one person that works part-time in this dept.
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Applied for the card, no application number tracking number or anything. Card took 10 days to arrive, wasn’t even sure if it was coming. After the card came I could not setup an online account and customer service was very hard to reach. Called the number on the back of the card and it said please call back later. I found another number for chase online. After setting up the account, I couldn’t make any purchases and support for that is only 8am-6pm so has to be done during working hours. Total waste of time, low credit line, poor customer service — would not recommend.
chase freedom card no good
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i applied with a 747 credit score and was declined.using 7% of all charge cards no late payments,dont waste your time
Good with super high interest rates !
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Was my first credit card - great the first year but must keep balance low to avoid fees - good first credit card :)
Great starter card
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This was the first credit card I've applied for, got approved, and have. I never had an issue with fraud, declined payments, etc. and I always paid my balance off 100%. No issues whatsoever (Thankfully!). Overall, a nice first starter card. The only downside is it is really hard to rack up points if what you are spendingi s not within the quarter categories of their choosing.
Works for Me
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Revolving Categories can be a little annoying as they only release them 15 days before the start of a period. Doesnt allow u plan right. April categories are total trash for my lifestyle
Rewards. none, Customer Service. Bad,
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Do they raise every 6 months or 12 month
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Do they raise your limited every 6 months or 12 months I read different things but I don't want to waste a hard inquiry to ask for one
Do they rasie your limit
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Do they raise your limited chase freedom secured credit card 6 months or 12 months I read different things and don't want to waste a hard inquiry to ask for one
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How to get a credit card with no credit
Credit history is an important factor when you're applying for a credit card. If you don't have a long history of credit, you may have limited options, but there are still starter credit cards you can choose from. There are plenty of ways you can use those cards to establish credit and increase your credit score.
What having “no credit" means
Having a limited credit history won't block you from getting a credit card completely. But it can affect the types of cards and terms you're approved for.
When applying for a card, issuers consider factors like your credit score, income, and employment. Your credit history heavily influences your credit score, so it may influence how issuers work with you.
If you don't have a credit history, your card may come with higher interest rates, for instance. So you may get approved for a card but have to pay more over time for the credit you use. You might also have a lower credit limit, restricting the amount you can spend each month. This is just because you haven't yet proven that you can pay back money on time. Once you open your card, however, you can start to build that credit history through on-time payments which may make you eligible for lower interest rates and higher limits.
What you need in your first credit card
If you have no credit history, you'll want to look for certain credit card features to help you build your credit and manage your spending.
You'll want a card with no annual fee, for example, so you don't have to pay any money out of pocket just for carrying the card. Additionally, you may want to make sure your credit card issuer reports to all three credit bureaus. This way, you can build credit history across the board and improve your chance of getting future cards and loans. Not all issuers report to all three credit bureaus, so if you find a card that works for you but doesn't report to all three bureaus, that is okay.
Credit cards for beginners
If you're wondering how to get a credit card with little credit history, you can also look at starter cards. There are a few different types of starter credit cards for new borrowers, including:
- Student credit cards. These cards are built for college students who haven't had a credit card before and are looking for helpful rewards and perks, like no annual fees.
- Secured credit cards. These cards require a refundable security deposit to open. The amount of your security deposit is usually your credit limit.
You can also become an authorized user on someone else's card. This may help build your credit, depending on the issuer and if they report to the credit bureaus. The card will have your name on it, but the chase freedom secured credit card cardmember will be responsible for making payments. This can be especially helpful if the primary user has a long and healthy credit history with no late payments.
How to qualify for a starter card
To qualify chase freedom secured credit card your own starter credit card, you'll need to provide your:
- Social security number (SSN) or an individual taxpayer identification number (ITIN)
- Source(s) of income
- Monthly housing or rent
Your income doesn't have to just be from a job, either. It can come from different sources, such as investments and a spouse's income.
Most credit card issuers also require primary cardmembers to be at least 21 years old. If you're under 21, you can still apply for a card but you'll have to prove that you have your own source of income. You can also apply for a joint credit card or ask to become an authorized user on someone else's card.
How to apply for your first credit card
Applying for your first credit card doesn't have to be scary. If you already have a checking or savings account in good standing, consider applying for a credit card at your current bank.
For many credit cards, you can apply online or visit a bank branch to work directly with a representative. Make sure to ask about all of their credit card options.
How to use your first card to build credit
Now that you know how to apply for a credit card with little credit, here are some tips for using that card to build your credit history and score.
- Make payments on time. Stay on top of your monthly payments by setting up auto payments or calendar reminders.
- Maintain a low balance. Keep your credit usage below 30% of your limit or less.
- Keep your card open. The best way to build credit history? Time. Make sure your account stays open, even if you don't use it much.
As you build your credit history, use Chase Credit Journey to check and monitor your credit, so you can stay on track towards your financial goals.
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How to get a TD Cash Secured Credit Card
- Apply for the card
Apply online for the TD Cash Secured Credit Card
- Open a savings account
Once you're conditionally approved, you will get instructions to open and fund a TD Simple Savings account as your security deposit
- Fund your savings account
You'll need a minimum of $300 in your savings account to secure your card. You can use funds from another TD Bank, your debit card or an external account
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- Apply online
If qualified, you'll receive conditional approval - Make a security deposit
Once conditionally approved you'll open a TD Simple Savings account and make chase freedom secured credit card deposit to secure your credit line
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Your security deposit is your credit limit. That means you can decide the amount that's best for you—from $300–$5,000, subject to credit approval - Graduate to an unsecured card
If you use and maintain the card and keep it in good standing, you may be eligible to graduate to an unsecured TD Bank Credit Card. Please keep in mind, not all accounts qualify for graduation. A decision to graduate is based on responsible credit management across all of your credit cards and loans, including TD and others.
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1All rewards are earned as points redeemable for Cash Back. Eligible purchases do not include purchases of any cash equivalents, money orders, and/or gift cards or reloading of gift cards.
2Collateral Account for the TD Cash Secured Credit Card: In order to establish and maintain the Secured Card account (the “Credit Card Account”), and in consideration of the issuance of the Credit Card Account, you must establish and maintain an individual TD Bank savings account (the “Collateral Account”) that you designate to secure repayment of your Credit Card Account in your name, and you must grant us a security interest in the funds in the Collateral Account. The minimum credit limit for the Credit Card Account is $300, and you must deposit and maintain an amount up to your Credit Card Account credit limit in the Collateral Account within fifteen (15) business days from approval (if your account is approved). The amount you deposit up to your approved credit limit wells fargo bank branch locations near me fifteen (15) business days from approval will be your credit limit for your Credit Card Account. You may not make any withdrawals from the Collateral Account while it secures your Card. If you do not pay your Credit Card Account balance or you or we decide to close your Credit Card Account for any reason, you authorize us to apply all of the funds in the Collateral Account to your outstanding Credit Card Account balance. For details, read the Personal Credit Card Agreement for TD Cash Secured, Important Terms and Conditions for TD Cash Secured, and TD Simple Savings Account Guide.
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1All rewards are earned as points redeemable for Cash Back. Eligible purchases do not include purchases of any cash equivalents, money orders, and/or gift cards or reloading of gift cards.
2Collateral Account for the TD Cash Secured Credit Card: In order to establish and maintain the Secured Card account (the “Credit Card Account”), and in consideration of the issuance of the Credit Card Account, you must establish and maintain an individual TD Bank savings account (the “Collateral Account”) that you designate to secure repayment of your Credit Card Account in your name, and you must grant us a security interest in the funds in the Collateral Account. The minimum credit limit for the Credit Card Account is $300, and you must deposit and maintain an amount up to your Credit Card Account credit limit in the Collateral Account within fifteen (15) business days from approval (if your account is approved). The amount you deposit up to your approved credit limit within fifteen (15) business days from approval will be your credit limit for your Credit Card Account. You may not make any withdrawals from the Collateral Account while it secures your Card. If you do not pay your Credit Card Account balance or you or we decide to close your Credit Card Account for any reason, you authorize us to apply all of the funds in the Collateral Account to your outstanding Credit Card Account balance. For details, read the Personal Credit Card Agreement for TD Cash Secured, Important Terms and Conditions for TD Cash Secured, and TD Simple Savings Account Guide.
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How to use a secured credit card to establish a credit history
Secured credit cards are a great option for people who are establishing their credit history for the first time. However, not all secured cards are created equal. If you're starting your search for a secured credit card and are looking to establish credit for the first time, here are a few key things to consider:
What is a secured credit card?
A secured credit card is a type of credit card that requires a security deposit or savings account collateral. To get a secured credit card, you need to provide a cash deposit—usually $200-$500—which usually matches your credit limit and will be held by the lender in case of late or missed payments.
You can't immediately withdraw your deposit, but your bank may refund it once you show a track record of responsible payments. You should read your cardmember agreement carefully, to understand all of the fees, charges, and any limitations attached to the card's use.
Will a secured credit card build credit?
Secured credit cards may help build or establish your credit score if you make consistent on-time payments, avoid late fees and keep your balance low. Most secured credit cards will report your payment activity to the three credit reporting bureaus, Equifax®, Experian® and TransUnion®. If you are using a secured credit card for the purpose of establishing or improving your credit score, be sure to confirm that the credit issuer will report your activity to the three credit reporting bureaus. Not all secured credit cards report to these agencies, so it's important to double-check this before committing to the card. If you use a secured credit card responsibly, you can build up a credit score over time and potentially upgrade to a traditional credit card with better financial terms and without the need of a deposit.
Is a secured credit card right for me?
Like traditional credit cards, secured credit cards charge late fees in cases of missed payments and might have high interest rates as well as annual fees. Before applying capital one online account access login a card, it's key to compare interest rates between different secured credit cards. You may want to find a secured credit card that charges low annual fees or waives them altogether. Secured credit cards may also have a low credit limit to start with, but you may be able to expand your credit limit after a period of consistent on-time payments. Some secured credit cards may not report to the three credit reporting agencies, but you can confirm this with the credit card issuer before applying.
How can I help build my credit with a secured credit card?
You can help build your credit with a secured credit card by developing these habits:
- Make payments on time: On-time payments are one of the main things that will help you build a good credit score.
- Watch your credit limit: Credit score bureaus also closely watch how close you are to using up your credit limit. Try to keep the balance on your cards at less than 30 percent of your total credit limit.
Secured credit cards are specifically designed to help students and other people with no credit history start building a good credit score. They come with bigger restrictions than regular credit cards, but with responsible use they can help you build up your credit.
How to build credit fast from scratch
You need a good credit score to get a standard credit card. But how do you show that you're responsible with credit if you don't have a credit score to get credit in the first place? Here's a plan that not only helps you get a credit score but also can help rebuild a low score.
- Ask someone to be your co-signer.
- Consider becoming an authorized user.
- Apply for a secured credit card.
- Look into a student credit card.
Ask for a co-signer
Your family, or anyone who you know and trust for that matter, can help you get started.
What does a co-signer do?
Getting someone with a strong credit score to co-sign a line of credit (a loan or credit card) is one way a family member can help you build credit from scratch. Theoretically anyone can be a co-signer but it's usually a family member, given the level of trust you need to share. A co-signer will be responsible for repaying the loan in full if you can't meet its terms. And failing to meet payments on time will hurt your credit score as well as theirs.
Get added as an authorized user
Another way to build or improve your credit score is by asking a family member with good credit to add you as an authorized user on one of their credit card accounts. When you are added as an authorized user on credit card account, the payment activity of the main account holder is reflected on the payment history portion of your credit score. The main account holder is held responsible for making payments, so the spending activity of the authorized user is usually monitored to prevent excess spending and encourage responsible use. A payment arrangement between the main account owner and authorized user can also be set up separately as the authorized user has no access to making payments toward the credit card balance.
How does chase freedom secured credit card addition as an authorized user build your credit?
Attaching your name to an existing line of credit means that each on-time payment for that account adds to your credit history, helping to grow your credit score. Many families do this for their teenagers, so that they're able to rent apartments and put their name on utilities when they get to college. A consistent history of on-time payments will still positively affect your credit score if wells fargo bank branch locations near me becoming an authorized user. If you don't need to make purchases with the card, you can still benefit from an improvement on your credit score over time since that payment history will appear on your credit report in addition to the main account holder's report.
Who pays the credit card bill: the account owner or authorized user?
The primary cardholder is the one who holds all the legal responsibility to make card payments on time, so it requires someone having great trust in you to want to add you as an authorized user.
Although you are able to make purchases as an authorized user, it is the main account holder's responsibility to make at least minimum payments each month and pay off the balance. Most credit card companies and banks do not provide the authorized user a way of making payments, so any payment arrangements or guidelines on responsible spending should be considered separately.
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How does a secured credit card work?
Without a credit score, lenders need some other way to ensure that their line of credit to you will be repaid. Collateral, in the form of a deposit of cash, is one way to satisfy a lender, because they will already have recourse to that deposit if you don't pay your credit card.
A secured credit card is essentially a prepaid line of credit. You provide the lender with a deposit equal to the amount of your credit card limit, chime online banking number then use the card and pay it off like a regular card.
How do you apply for a secured credit card?
Applying for a secured credit card involves a cash deposit to serve as your credit limit. Many banks, credit unions, and credit card companies offer secured credit cards. Just make sure they are legitimate and report to the three credit reporting agencies. There may be some secured credit cards that do not report to the bureaus, so be sure to double check this with the issuer or bank before applying. Once you apply for the secured credit card of your choice, you may be provided a credit limit offer and will have to provide a cash deposit for this amount. This amount may range between $300-$500. Keep in mind that you may have to pay a maintenance fee, interest, and an annual fee in addition to the deposit, but you may find cards with minimal charges and interest throughout your research.
How does a secured credit card build your credit score?
Secured credit cards can help you create or rebuild a credit history since you'll have an opportunity to make consistent credit card payments. By regularly paying your secured credit debt, you're building up a consistent pnc mortgage make payment online of payment reports recorded by the three main credit reporting bureaus, Experian®, Equifax® and TransUnion®. The better your score, the more eligible you become for regular credit cards that don't need a deposit from you.
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How is a student credit card different from any other credit card?
If you are under the age of 21, you'll be required to show proof of employment to the credit card company or bank through which you are applying to. Even a part-time capital one create new savings account may help you qualify. Student credit cards may have more flexible acceptance rates of low or non-existent credit scores, but typically have lower credit limits than traditional credit cards. You could, however, apply for an increased credit limit once you start showing a history of on-time payments and keeping your credit card balances low. But with these lower degrees of qualification, you should expect lower credit limits, restrictive terms, and higher interest rates.
Student credit cards don't need you to put down a deposit, like secured credit cards. However, as this will likely be the first credit history to appear on your credit report, it's important that you don't extend your credit beyond what you can afford each month. Delinquent or missed payments will keep your credit score low, and that means you won't be able to rent apartments, and lease cars when you graduate. Student credit cards are good if you've already developed good budgeting and spending disciplines, and are confident that you can put aside the funds you need to pay your credit card bill each month. You may also need to show proof of enrollment at a two or four-year college or university.
How do you apply for a student credit card?
You need to be able to show that you're currently enrolled in a college or university to qualify for a student credit card. Although lenders are pretty competitive when it comes to the terms they offer on student credit cards, you should still do your research and get an exact list of terms offered on each, and pick the one that best fits your lifestyle.
Yes, you can build your credit score from scratch
A good credit score takes time to build up, but can be achieved through consistently paying your bills on time and keeping your debt low. You should also avoid applying for too many lines of credit while waiting for your credit score to improve.
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New ways to earn cash back on dining, drug store and travel purchased through Chase make Freedom Flex and Unlimited the ultimate no-fee credit cards to unlock value on everyday spending
Today Chase unveils the Freedom Flex credit card as well as new cash back offerings for Freedom Unlimited, both available starting September 15, 2020. These no-fee credit cards shake up the current cash back category with opportunities to earn 3% on drug store purchases, 3% when dining out or with takeout and eligible delivery, as well as 5% on travel purchased through Chase Ultimate Rewards®. Freedom Flex cardmembers will also enjoy access to Mastercard’s World Elite Benefits and rotating 5% cash back bonus categories.
“Flex and Unlimited are the next evolution of the Chase Freedom credit card suite and challenge the status quo for what consumers expect from a no fee, cash back card,” said BJ Mahoney, General Manager of Chase Freedom. “Earning cash back on dining, including takeout and delivery, drug stores and travel through Chase Ultimate Rewards provides immense value for customers in both the immediate and long term.”
NEW Freedom Flex
Freedom Flex is the newest Chase branded consumer credit card in partnership with Mastercard. Freedom Flex will feature World Elite Mastercard benefits designed to meet the needs for those always connected and on-the-go. In addition, cardmembers will have access to Priceless Experiences, offering activities both digitally and in the cities where they are.
Cardmembers earn cash back on:
- 5% on Bonus Quarterly Categories – Each quarter they activate, cardmembers will receive 5% cash back on up to $1,500 in combined purchases on bonus categories such as grocery stores, select streaming services and many others.
- 5% on Travel purchased through Chase Ultimate Rewards, including vacation and car rentals.
- 3% on Dining purchases, including take out or eligible delivery services.
- 3% on Drugstore purchases on daily essentials like medicine, toiletries, diapers and other items.
- 1% unlimited cash back on all other purchases.
Freedom Flex cardmembers will receive Mastercard’s leading World Elite Benefits including:
- Cell Phone Insurance – Up to $800 per claim and $1,000 per year in cell phone protection against theft or damage for phones listed on cardmembers’ monthly bill.
- Lyft – $10 in credit for every five rides taken in a calendar month, automatically applied to the next ride and capped at once per month.
- Boxed – 5% cash rewards on Boxed purchases for use on future purchases.
- ShopRunner – Free membership to receive two-day shipping and free return shipping at over a hundred online retailers.
- Fandango – Double VIP+ points for movie tickets purchased via the Fandango app or Fandango.com, which can be used towards purchasing movie tickets on Fandango or towards streaming movies and TV shows on FandangoNOW.
“Today’s consumers are seeking accessible financial products tailored to their individual and evolving needs,” said Linda Kirkpatrick, President, U.S. Issuers at Mastercard. “We’re thrilled to partner with Chase on Freedom Flex, which rewards cardholders for their everyday spending while also providing access to unique and relevant experiences.”
Flex and Unlimited cardmembers also receive previously announced benefits with Lyft and DoorDash:
- 5% total cash back on all Lyft rides through March 2022.
- In addition to earning 3% should i list my house with a realtor all dining purchases, cardmembers can activate and receive complimentary DoorDash DashPass for the first three months*, followed by a 50% discount price at the current rate for the next nine months.
New Freedom Flex and Unlimited cardmembers will receive $200 cash back after spending $500 on purchases in the first three months, plus 5% cash back on grocery store purchases for the first year (on up to $12,000).
*Complimentary DashPass Subscription for Chase Freedom®, Freedom Unlimited®, Freedom Student® and Slate® cardmembers: Your credit card account will receive one complimentary 3 month DashPass from DoorDash when the subscription is activated by 12/31/21. After your complimentary period ends, you’ll be automatically enrolled for 9 months at 50% off the then current monthly DashPass rate. After the DashPass discounted period ends, you will continue to be enrolled and charged the then current monthly DashPass rate. You can cancel at any time on the DoorDash mobile application. Subscription will be registered in the name of the primary cardmember or an authorized user, whoever activates the benefit first. To receive the subscription benefits, the primary cardmember or authorized user(s) must first add their eligible Chase credit card as payment method in the DoorDash mobile application, and then click the activation button. Benefits of DashPass from DoorDash include no delivery fees on orders that total over $12 (amount subject to change - see DoorDash site for current minimum); however service fees and other fees on food orders will apply.
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