What I Like (And Dislike) About The Chase Sapphire Reserve

[@johnwick860]

since I dont use airport lounges much, I prefer the CSP over the CSR... CSP at 3x global dining is so underrated

[@dannyshep]

That is a great card! I would choose that if I didn't travel so much.

[@kaina732]

I am in the market for the CSP or CSR. I am leaning towards the CSP as I mainly need it for transferring points to Southwest, Marriott and Hyatt. Plus for now I am only travelling domestically and mainly on the west coast.

[@dannyshep]

That sounds like a good card for what you want to do.
The Preferred card is really great value.

[@ranktank45]

From a value standpoint your best option is transferring to Hyatt. Usually but not always you’ll get more cent per point value in the Chase portal than with southwest or Marriott. Granted you skip out on some loyalty perks but from a pure value proposition Marriott points are normally only .8 cent / point and southwest are 1.4 cent / point. You can get 1.5 cent / point using CSR.

[@kaina732]

@@ranktank45 SW at 1.4 is good enough for me as we have the Companion Pass so my wife flies free whenever I book a flight.

[@soapa4279]

What credit card out there actually covers car borrowing (not rental) like Turo? I can’t think of any

[@dannyshep]

Im not of any

[@soapa4279]

@@dannyshep dang that sucks. I actually could use something like that too. Anyway, thanks for the reply!

[@ExtraGuac007]

I think it would be more interesting to see a comparison between the CSR and Ritz-Carlton/CSP duo.

[@dannyshep]

I'll make sure to do a review soon!

[@theinternationalist1357]

I want the UBS card but it seems impossible to apply.

[@dannyshep]

Do you have a good credit score and reasonable income? that will help with your application.