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Hey awardtrail readers, Chase is at it again with some tempting offers for Sapphire Reserve and Sapphire Preferred cardholders via "The Shops at Chase"! Basically, if you're planning on splurging on some travel essentials or fancy home goods, now's the time to do it through their portal.
Specifically, you can snag $250 back on a $500+ purchase at Tumi, $75 back on $150+ at Calpak, and $150 back on $300+ at Boll & Branch. If you've been eyeing a new suitcase, backpack, or even some high-end linens, this is a great way to save a significant chunk of change. Remember to activate the offer through The Shops at Chase and pay with your eligible Sapphire card to get the statement credit.
A quick heads up: It looks like the deals are generally more lucrative for Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders. So, if you have both cards, definitely use your Reserve for these purchases to maximize your rewards! Happy shopping (and traveling)!
Why This Matters for Your Strategy
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