This premium travel card just got a big overhaul -- along with a huge fee increase. Here's how to tell if it's still worth it ...

If you hold a Sapphire card, you can transfer your points to hotel and airline partners and get bonus value from your points when booking through Chase Travel. If you were to downgrade to the Chase ...

Finally, it's worth noting that Chase typically won't refund you for your card's annual fee unless you cancel within 30 days of it posting. So, don't think you'll be able to get a prorated refund if ...

You could lose the rewards you've earned if you cancel a credit card without a plan, and a smarter option is to downgrade the card instead. When you switch to a no-annual-fee card within the same ...

Most rewards credit cards are part of card families, and product changes can typically only be done within that family. This means you likely won't be able to downgrade from a card like the Chase ...

The Chase Sapphire Reserve is now one of the priciest cards on the market. This is why I still think it's worth holding.

Chase does not post information regarding how high of a credit limit its credit cards can have, though there have been reports of credit limits reaching over $10,000 and even $20,000. If you're ...

For example, if you earned a welcome bonus for a Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card in May 2016, you could downgrade your card and wait until May 2020 to reapply for the Sapphire Preferred or ...

In the scenario we used above, you could downgrade your Chase Sapphire travel credit card (which earns 2X and 3X on travel and dining) to the Chase Freedom Unlimited® (see rates and fees), which ...