The Points Guy ✈ Showdown: Chase Sapphire Reserve vs. United Club Infinite Card & More Daily News From TPG ✈

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From: The Points Guy - Wednesday Apr 01, 2020 02:07 pm
The Points Guy – Maximize your travel. Also: Chase offering select customers a $100 annual fee credit
TPG Apr 1, 2020
CHASE CARD SHOWDOWN

Even though we aren't flying right now, it doesn't hurt to dream about the future — and, in some cases, perhaps even start planning out some award trips.

United's now making it much easier to give your account a big boost, with an opportunity to earn up to 100,000 miles, after meeting minimum-spend requirements with the United Club℠ Infinite Card. Best yet, United miles don't expire, so you can grow your balance now and redeem for travel down the road.

Recently, we compared United's new card to a long-time traveler favorite, the Chase Sapphire Reserve®. See how it stacks up, with:

Meanwhile, if you're after something else, there are a number of cards available with 100k welcome bonuses right now — or, you'll find our full roundup of other top offers right here.

-Zach Honig, Editor-at-Large
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