JP Morgan Sapphire Reserve Card: $795 Fee, New Perks, and Fine Print Explained
CNBC TelevisionJuly 7, 20252 min6,443 views
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- π JP Morgan is increasing the annual fee for its Sapphire Reserve card to $795, making it the highest among mainstream credit cards.
- π° This represents a 45% increase from its previous fee, aiming to attract customers with substantial annual benefits.
New Annual Benefits and Perks
- β¨ The card now offers approximately $2,700 in annual benefits, including credits for fine dining, resort stays, and subscriptions like Apple TV and Apple Music.
- π½οΈ A $300 dining credit is available, but restricted to select restaurants chosen by JP Morgan Chase.
- π¨ A $500 hotel credit requires a minimum two-night stay at specific resorts within their network.
Customer Reactions and Alternatives
- β οΈ Some customers may find the $795 fee too high and the fine print restrictions unappealing.
- π Potential actions include downgrading to a lower-tier card or switching to competitors like Capital One, which offers a card with a $395 annual fee.
- π Initially, customers were so adept at maximizing card benefits that JP Morgan incurred a $300 million charge, suggesting users are savvy about credit card perks.
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