New Chase Miles for Mortgages Offers: 25,000 – 75,000 Points for Cardholders

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Last year Chase offered 100,000 points for a home mortgage. That offer was stackable with a fee rebate that required signing up for automatic monthly payments, and Chase Private Client customer discounts also.

The branch used to be how Chase would get additional business, if you opened your checking account there you might also take a credit card and a mortgage from the place you did your financial business. A lot of banking is online now, and they’re viewing credit cards and points as a platform for cross-selling customers.

Apparently incentivizing mortgages with points makes Chase twice as likely to get a mortgage from cardmembers. So they’ve brought back points offers.

Here are the offers:

One thing we learn about the Chase Sapphire Reserve cardmember population — in addition to average credit scores (785) and annual income ($180,000) Chase has shared before — is that “[t]he average Reserve customer has … more than $800,000 in deposits and investments.” So they figure a down payment shouldn’t be a problem.

(HT: Doctor of Credit)

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Comments

  1. Too bad I won’t likely be able to stack these being that between my wife and I we hold most all of these cards 🙂

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