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On Episode 9 we discuss the Question of the Day: How many countries have you traveled to, an in-depth review of Chase Ultimate Rewards Credit Cards during our Cards and Points segment, took a trip to the beautiful location of Zurich, Switzerland and discuss our thoughts on rental cars vs public transportation.
Question of The Day
How may countries have you been to?
- Brandon – 14
- Kiarra – 16
- Brian – 20
Cards & Points
Chase Ultimate Rewards Programs
Chase Freedom Unlimited
- 1.5x Points on every transaction
- Low Intro APR
- No Annual Fee
- Learn more here
Chase Freedom
- 1x Points on every transaction
- 5x Points on revolving category (every three months)
- Low Intro APR
- No Annual Fee
- Learn more here
Chase Sapphire Reserve
- 1x Points on every transaction
- 3x Points on Travel and Dinning Worldwide
- 50% More Travel Redemption through Chase Travel Portal
- No Foreign Transaction Fees
- Primary Rental Car Insurance
- $450 Annual Fee, $75 for each Authorized User
- $300 Travel Credit Per Year
- Learn more here
Chase Sapphire Preferred
- 1x Points on every transaction
- 2x Points on Travel and Dinning Worldwide
- 20% More Travel Redemption through Chase Travel Portal
- No Foreign Transaction Fees
- Primary Rental Car Insurance
- $95 Annual Fee, waived the first year
- Learn more here
Chase Ink Business Preferred
- 1x Points on every transaction
- 3x Points per $1 on the first $150,000 spent in combined purchases on travel, shipping purchases, Internet, cable and phone services, and on advertising purchases made with social media sites and search engines each account anniversary year
- 25% More Travel Redemption through Chase Travel Portal
- No Foreign Transaction Fees
- Primary Rental Car Insurance
- $95 Annual Fee, waived the first year
- Learn more here
You Can Fly With Us
Zurich, Switzerland
Open Discussion
Rental Cars vs Public Transportation
- Definitely want to do rental cars
- Be care of the fees that other companies charge
- Make sure you can drive manual, as many countries have manual only cars (low selection of automatic)
- You can really see the country on public transportation
- Don’t consider Uber/Lyft public transportation, but it gets the job done
- If you do rent a car, make sure to pay with the Chase Sapphire card series