The Chase Ink Plus 60000 point offer is back! This is a promotion that Chase seems to do every couple of months – Currently the bonus for the Chase Ink Plus card is up to 60,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points (it has been 50,000 Ultimate Rewards)
(SEE ALSO: Chase Ultimate Rewards: 5 reasons I think they’re the best miles out there)
Chase Ink Plus benefits
The Chase Ink card is a great card to have and this is a great bonus. The one downside is that its annual fee of $95 is not waived. You do have to spend $5000 in the first 3 months also to get the 60,000 bonus point offer.
It claims that the 60,000 Ultimate Rewards bonus is worth $750 towards travel, and that’s true if you are redeeming through Chase Ultimate Rewards, but by using their transfer partners, you can get MUCH more out of it.
As an example, we transferred 100,000 Ultimate Rewards points to Amtrak and used that to book a roundtrip train ride for our family of 8 this summer – something that would have cost $6500 if we had paid out of pocket!
(SEE ALSO: Why it pays to check the Chase Ultimate Rewards mall before transferring points)
The Chase Ink Plus 60000 point offer is for a business card
One thing to note is that the Chase Ink Plus IS a business card. But you very well may have a business even if you don’t think that you have one!  There are plenty of legitimate ways to apply for a business card, even if you don’t think you have a business
(SEE ALSO: Business credit cards even if you don’t (really) have a business)
(SEE ALSO: Stay at Home Mom income: What do you put on credit card applications?)
Chase Ink Plus card benefits
Besides 60000 valuable Chase Ultimate Rewards, my favorite benefit of the Chase Ink Plus is the fact that it earns 5x at office supply stores (also cellular phone, landline, internet and cable TV services).  The reason that this benefit is so valuable is that there are lots of good manufactured spending opportunities at office supply stores.
Sometimes I will resell things that I buy at Staples, and having 5x on your purchases can really make the miles add up!
Additionally, there’s lots of free money deals run by Staples, Office Max or Office Depot (deals where you might get $20 off the purchase of $300 in Visa Gift cards), and again, 5x on your purchases can really add up!
(SEE ALSO: Why can’t I downgrade my Chase Ink Plus?)
(SEE ALSO: Transferring Chase Ultimate Rewards between accounts before closing an account)
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LOL but couldn’t the same be said about that comment? 😀
So Chase has learned another trick from American Express. Every year, it’s like “Labor Day is coming, must be time for a Starwood Card bonus.” Now it’s “Oh look, Halloween is coming, must be time for an Ink Card bonus.” Good to know Chase got something for all the money they spent stealing away AmEx employees.
I’ve heard Chase is getting stricter with how many credit cards you can have. Does anyone know how many Chase products you can have? I just got both Southwest cards at their 50,000 points each and just made companion pass with them within two months. I wonder what they would say if I wanted to get another card so soon. Also, both SW cards are paid off, zero balance. Thanks!
You can read the current credit card signup rules and best practices – I believe with Chase, if you have 5 or more cards opened in the past 24 months, they won’t approve you for any of their Chase cards (Sapphire, Freedom or Ink), though most reports I’ve read said that you can still get the Chase co-branded cards (like the Southwest cards, United, Hyatt, etc)