With the Chase Sapphire Reserve now costing $795, many travelers are rethinking their options. Compare these 5 top alternatives.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred is a solid downgrade option The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card (see rates and fees) is often the go-to downgrade for Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders.

You could lose the rewards you've earned if you cancel a credit card without a plan, and a smarter option is to downgrade the card instead. When you switch to a no-annual-fee card within the same ...

If you’re booking hotels with your Sapphire Reserve through The Edit by Chase Travel or flying with particular airlines, you might get solid value out of Points Boost.

You could lose the rewards you've earned if you cancel a credit card without a plan, and a smarter option is to downgrade the card instead.

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Credit card annual fees do take cash out of your pocket, but paying the annual fee on a card can unlock higher earnings, better benefits and other perks.

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Chase replaced it with a Points Boost program, which offers a higher per-point value than the 25% bonus, but only for ...

Chase added several new credits and memberships to its premium travel card, but I'm not impressed by any of them.

Updated $795 Chase Sapphire Reserve offers best-ever welcome bonus: 100K points, $500 travel credit The popular Chase Sapphire Reserve got a refresh, offering over $2,700 in annual value.