While reviewing this credit card, we found ourselves creating our own version of Gwen Guthrie’s 1986 hit “Ain’t Nothing Goin’ On But The Rent.” In the hook she sings “you got to have a J-O-B if you want to be with me.” For this review, we would say “you’ve got to have better offerings if you want to be in our wallet.”
It’s shocking to see Chase, a bank that is famous for credit card bells and whistles as seen in the Sapphire series, create a card with limited offerings. A zero annual percentage rate for the initial 15 months and a zero dollar introductory fee for 60 days is an attractive offer, but once that’s all gone Chase Slate is a no-frills credit card. If we’ve learned anything from ‘How Many Credit Card Should You Have,’ it’s that each credit card needs to have a purpose that benefits you past the signup bonus offer.
Chase’s credit cards are popular for their travel rewards and can come with a high premium. Some may assume the bank targets consumers over a certain income level. It’s not wrong, but it’s not completely right either.
The Chase Slate credit card is one of Chase’s more affordable credit card options. It carries no annual fee, offers cardholders free access to their credit score along with a summary of their Experian credit report, and it features an introductory APR and a $0 Intro fee on transfers made within 60 days of account opening. That’s it. Simple, helpful and low cost.
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