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[Confirmed] Chase Sapphire Changes: $550 Annual Fee, Lyft Pink Membership, DoorDash Credit & More

Update 4: All of these changes have now been confirmed. Update 3: Chase Cards Will Receive 5x or 10x on All Lyft Rides (CSR – 10x and Pink; Ink, Sapphire, Freedom – 5x) Update 2: DD is reporting that the card will also earn 10x points per $1 spent on all Lyft purchases until 3/31/22 […]

Update 4: All of these changes have now been confirmed.

Update 3: Chase Cards Will Receive 5x or 10x on All Lyft Rides (CSR – 10x and Pink; Ink, Sapphire, Freedom – 5x)

Update 2: DD is reporting that the card will also earn 10x points per $1 spent on all Lyft purchases until 3/31/22

Update 1: Cardmember agreement now states that the annual fee is $450 to $550, seemingly all but confirming the annual fee increase.

Original post: Earlier today we shared the news that Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders now get two years of DoorDash DashPass for free. There are a number of other changes rumored to be on the horizon:

  • Annual fee will increase to $550 for new users on January 12th, 2020
  • Annual fee will increase to $550 for existing users in April, 2020
  • Not possible to product change to the card until after January 12th, 2020 (new $550 annual fee will be charged)
  • Complimentary Lyft pink membership to be added on January 12th, 2020
  • $60 DoorDash credit to be added for 2020 and 2021 (this is is an annual credit that is valid from 1/12 – 12/31 each year).

Another source was saying that the DoorDash credit would be $10 monthly, so not sure if Chase changed how this would work or not. It’s also not clear if the $60 credit will be a yearly benefit or $5 monthly.

I’m fairly confident that the annual fee information is correct and the dates should be accurate, I’m less confident about the other information but still high likely.

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