Question 1

Is the Chase Sapphire Reserve worth the annual fee?

Accepted Answer

The Chase Sapphire Reserve is worth its $795 annual fee if you use most of its 39+ benefits. Calculate your ROI by adding the value of credits you redeem, lounge visits, and points earned, then compare to the annual fee. If total value exceeds the fee, keep the card. Tools like kardfolio can automate this calculation.

Question 2

When do Chase Sapphire Reserve benefits expire?

Accepted Answer

Chase Sapphire Reserve benefits expire on different schedules: monthly credits reset on the 1st, quarterly credits every 3 months, and annual credits on your cardmember anniversary or calendar year end. Check each benefit's terms for specific dates. Benefit tracking apps can send alerts before expiration.

Question 3

How do I track Chase Sapphire Reserve benefits?

Accepted Answer

Track Chase Sapphire Reserve benefits by: 1) listing all 39+ benefits and their values, 2) recording when you use each benefit, 3) setting calendar reminders before credits expire, 4) calculating total value vs annual fee. Apps like kardfolio automate this with expiration alerts and ROI tracking.

Question 4

What are the Chase Sapphire Reserve earning rates?

Accepted Answer

The Chase Sapphire Reserve earns: 10x on Peloton equipment and accessories over $150 (through 12/31/2027), 8x on All purchases through Chase Travel, including The Edit, 5x on Lyft rides (through 9/30/2027). Base rate is typically 1x on all other purchases. Points can be redeemed through the issuer's portal or transferred to airline/hotel partners for potentially higher value.

Question 5

What lounge access does the Chase Sapphire Reserve include?

Accepted Answer

The Chase Sapphire Reserve includes airport lounge access. Check your cardmember agreement for specific lounge networks, guest policies, and any visit limits. Premium cards typically include Priority Pass and may have issuer-specific lounges.

Question 6

Does the Chase Sapphire Reserve have foreign transaction fees?

Accepted Answer

No, the Chase Sapphire Reserve has no foreign transaction fees. This makes it suitable for international travel and purchases in foreign currencies without the typical 3% fee charged by many cards.

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