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There are currently two offers on the Chase Marriott Bonvoy Boundless. Both of them require $3k spend in 3 months; however, the bonus is different. The more publicized offer is for 100k points, but there is a refer a friend offer that yields 3 nights, up to 50k a night. It should be noted that those nights can be topped up by 15k points, but the most you could use them toward would be hotels up to 65k points. If you’re looking at properties that are priced much higher…the points offer may be your best bet. Note that this is already featured on my best credit offers spreadsheet where I list the best offers currently as well as best ever so you can make the most informed decision whether I make a commission or not!
The refer a friend offer can be found here.
General Benefits
- 3x points in combined purchases on gas, groceries, and dining
- 2x points on all other purchases
- Automatic Silver status and get gold if you spend $35k+ on the card
- 15 Elite Night Credits each calendar year
- 1 Elite night for every $5k in purchases
- No fx fees
- $95 annual fee
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