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Referring friends is an easy way to rack up bonus points worth hundreds in travel. Here's how the Chase referral program works and why it's so popular.

A referral bonus is a two-way win. When you refer a friend to a new card, you earn bonus points, miles or cash back without making any purchases. Your friend can also earn a substantial welcome offer ...

Ben Luthi is a freelance personal finance and travel writer. He started earning credit card rewards in 2013 and leveraged his passion into a writing career. He's contributed to dozens of other ...

Sending out, or accepting, a referral for a new Chase card is a straightforward process, but both parties should do their due diligence before taking action. Many or all of the products on this page ...

Chase just made it more lucrative to refer your friends to the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card (see rates and fees) and the Chase Sapphire Reserve® (see rates and fees) If you're an existing Chase ...

Many companies offer incentives to send new customers their way, and the referral bonuses offered by credit card issuers can be particularly rewarding. Regular readers of this column know I like to ...

Even if you’re not a points and miles enthusiast, it’s hard to overlook the massive bonuses that credit card companies offer for new card sign-ups. However, even those who regularly enjoy those ...

The world of credit card rewards expands and grows more complicated all the time. Typically, rewards based on what you spend and generous sign-up offers get all the air time. But some of the ...