The Sapphire Reserve is introducing a new level of prestige to the Chase Ink line of credit cards that are all business and no frills. It comes at a high cost, so it won’t make sense for everyone.

Chase Sapphire Reserve® — Earn 100,000 bonus points plus a $500 Chase Travel℠ credit after spending $5,000 on purchases in the first three months from account opening (see rates and fees).

Chase Sapphire Preferred vs. Discover it Miles: You Can’t Beat Sapphire’s Sparkle The Chase Sapphire Preferred has more to offer the frequent traveler, despite charging an annual fee.

Let's take a look at this new card's welcome offer, how much you have to spend to earn it and what it's worth. Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business current offer New Sapphire Reserve for Business ...

Why Chase's New Sapphire Reserve Card Is Going High Fashion Launching with a campaign starring supermodel Claudia Schiffer, it's the ultimate marker of status and style ...

As the competition among premium credit cards continues to heat up, one of the industry’s top players is making a major shift. Chase is set to raise the annual fee for its coveted Sapphire Reserve ...

The style of the ring, though, places it around 1300. The gold band with the reddish-purple sapphire and lion imagery is unique in medieval Europe, the researchers wrote.

JPMorgan Chase to hike fees on Sapphire credit card by 45%, with some new perks ... The price will raise to $795 a year starting in October.

Chase increased the annual fee on its Sapphire Reserve credit card by 44% – from $550 to $795. The Sapphire Reserve is one of the most popular credit cards among travel and dining enthusiasts.

The Chase Sapphire Reserve®, well established as a high-end travel rewards credit card, is becoming even more bougie, as the issuer has announced a 44.5% increase in its already-hefty annual fee.

A fresh candidate is vying to become the ultimate first-world problem: Is the new $795 annual fee for the Chase Sapphire Reserve, the first "viral" credit card, still worth it?

A fresh candidate is vying to become the ultimate first-world problem: Is the new $795 annual fee for the Chase Sapphire Reserve, the first "viral" credit card, still worth it? It's a premium ...