Chase Sapphire Reserve Credit Card Gets a Huge Facelift: Benefits, Annual Fees, How to Get It
- On Tuesday, June 23, 2025, JPMorgan Chase introduced significant updates to its Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card.
- The card's first introduction was in 2016, with its last overhaul in 2021, prompting this significant refresh to remain competitive.
- Updates include a $795 annual fee, up from $550, new Points Boost accelerating rewards on travel and dining, and expanded statement credits.
- "The benefits add up to more than $2,700 in annual value," including credits for dining, travel, streaming, Peloton, and ride-share services.
- Existing cardholders keep current fees until October 26, 2025, but the refresh suggests intensified competition, influencing Amex's upcoming Platinum Card updates.
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Chase Sapphire Reserve Credit Card gets a huge facelift: Benefits, annual fees, how to get it
Popular among credit card enthusiasts who like to collect points as well as travel enthusiasts, this credit card issued by JPMorgan Chase & Co will now offer extended benefits to its customers – perhaps making it the best one for those who like to travel.
Chase Sapphire Reserve card members will see a major fee increase: Here’s when and what to expect
The chase is on among premium credit card issuers. JPMorgan Chase has announced some big changes to its high-end Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card, which include a hefty new annual fee of $795, up from $550. The Sapphire Reserve card, which is known for its slate of perks and benefits including travel credits and access to airport lounges, is also getting a counterpart in the Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business card. When the card was first int…
Chase Sapphire Reserve changes: New earning rates, more statement credits for a higher annual fee - The Points Guy
This summer, we anticipated changes coming to the Chase Sapphire Reserve®, Chase’s premium travel rewards card. Now, the details are official. Our credit card predictions for 2025 considered the Sapphire Reserve a potential candidate for an overhaul, especially since the card’s perks hadn’t been updated since 2021. The Sapphire Reserve will soon charge the highest annual fee in the premium market — $795 — and feature a host of new statement cred…
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