Chase Unveils New In-Branch 60,000 Offer on Ink Plus

Chase is now offering 60,000 points to those who open the Ink Plus card and charge $5,000 within 3 months. While this offer is shy of its recent 70,000 point offer, Chase is now waiving its $95 annual fee for the first year for those opening the card in a branch location.

Editor's Note: The Ink Business Preferred ® card has replaced the Ink Plus ® card for new business card issuances from Chase. The card offers an 80,000 point sign-up bonus for $5,000 in spend across the first 3 months. More information on this product and other travel rewards business cards is available here.

The Chase Ink Plus card is rated by BestCashCow as one of the best small business credit cards. This is due principally to outstanding customer service, to bonus spending categories and to the value of the points when transferred to certain partners. For example, the 60,000 points if transferred to British Airways are worth as much as $1,680 when transferred to British Airways, $1,200 when transferred to United or $2,100 at Hyatt. Please note that these valuations are according to BestCashCow’s analysis of the maximum point values and the value in the points that you extract may be less (see airline point values and hotel point values).

One of the most interesting things about the card is that while it is designed for small business use, you do not necessarily need to have established a small business in order to receive it. Unlike Amex, Chase will allow you to enter your own social security number instead of an federal EIN. As a result, the card is ideal for those thinking about starting a small business who want to begin to segregate expenses associated with the endeavor. It is especially ideal when Chase offers you a window to get it without an annual fee for the first year.

Ari Socolow
Ari Socolow: Ari Socolow is the Chief Economist and Editor-in-Chief at BestCashCow. He is particularly interested in issues relating to bank transparency and the climate crisis. Since co-founding BestCashCow in 2005, Ari has been frequently cited in the media as an expert on local and national savings accounts, CD products, mortgage and loan products and credit card rewards products.

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