Understanding the Chase 524 rule is crucial for anyone who wants to maximize their rewards and benefits from credit cards. The Chase 524 rule, also known as the most important yet unofficial and unpublished rule in the world of points earning credit cards, can significantly impact your ability to obtain valuable rewards cards on the market.
In this episode of Point Me to First Class called, "Understanding the Chase 524 rule," the host, Dr. Devon Gimble, emphasizes the importance of this topic. She acknowledges that while it may be considered boring, it is essential knowledge for those serious about earning points. Devon invites Dr. Disha joined her show to help deconstruct the Chase 524 rule.
Point Me to First Class is a podcast specially designed for employed professionals, entrepreneurs, and business owners. Hosted by Devin Gimbel, it's a treasure trove of information on leveraging expenses to travel luxuriously. The show focuses on optimizing credit card points and miles, turning everyday spending into opportunities for extravagant travel. Whether it's deciphering credit card rules or exploring new strategies for points accumulation, "Point Me to First Class" is the ultimate guide for those aspiring to travel more, better, and often.
00:01:30 Understanding the Chase 524 rule.
00:05:15 Understanding the Chase 524 rule.
00:10:56 Chase points are valuable and flexible.
00:15:10 Chase 524 rule restricts credit card approvals.
00:20:10 Understanding the 5/24 rule for credit card applications.
00:28:17 Authorized user accounts count towards 524.
00:30:40 Consider Chase 524 rule carefully.
00:36:02 Prioritize Chase business cards first.
00:41:12 Keep credit card accounts open.
00:45:39 Understanding Chase Freedom card options.
00:50:32 Different approaches to tracking credit.
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