How to Get the Most from the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card
The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card carries a $95 annual fee and a suite of travel and lifestyle credits that can offset the cost, according to a review of its current terms.
The card charges no foreign transaction fees, NerdWallet reported [1]. It also provides an annual $100 travel credit applicable to prepaid hotel bookings made through Chase's travel portal [1][2].
Cardholders receive a credit for the application fee for TSA PreCheck, Global Entry or NEXUS once every four years [1]. A minimum one-year DashPass membership is included, which waives delivery fees and reduces service fees on DoorDash orders over $12 [1].
A one-year Apple TV subscription is also bundled with the card, though activation must be completed by December 31, 2026 [1][2]. Purchase protection covers up to $500 per claim and $50,000 per account [1].
The annual fee has remained at $95, a figure cited by both NerdWallet analyses [1][2]. One report noted the card currently offers a welcome bonus of 100,000 points after $5,000 in spending within the first three months [2].
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