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[Expired] Chase Southwest Personal Cards: 75,000 Points with $3,000 Spend (Plus, Premier, Priority)

Chase is offering a bonus on the Southwest Plus, Premier, and Priority cards: Earn 75,000 points after you spend $3,000 on purchases in 3 months. Expires December 5th

Update 12/6/22: I’m still seeing the offer showing at the public link; it’ll probably end soon. Southwest referrals generated before today still show the 75k offer (ht mikep4)

Update 12/2/22: Deal ends 12/5/22.

The Offer

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Chase is offering the following bonus on the Southwest Plus, Premier, and Priority cards:

  • Earn 75,000 points after you spend $3,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening.

This signup offer is slated to end on 12/5/2022.

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Our Verdict

We just had a similar 75,000 offer on these cards which ended in July; that offer had a slightly higher spend requirement of $5,000. This offer is better with just $3,000 required. I’m hopeful we’ll see this offer come to referral links in the coming weeks which would give the referrer a 20,000 points bonus. In any case, we have until December 5th so it could be worth waiting a bit in order to help out a friend when applying. This offer is now available via referral as well.

The timing for applying now is excellent for the purpose of acquiring the Southwest Companion Pass. You can time yourself not to meet the bonus spend until after January 1st, 2023, and then complete the spend requirement. That’ll ensure you get the Companion Pass for nearly two full years. You can one of the personal cards with 75,000 and get a business card with 80,000 points bonus which would get you to the Companion Pass threshold.

We’ll add this to our list of Best Credit Card Signup Bonuses. Before applying, check out these 26 Things Everybody Should Know About Chase Credit Cards.

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