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First of all, be cautious - this card is only for JP Morgan private clients. This means that you should have $10 million with Chase. If you don't qualify, then you won't be able to get this card. Basically, it's of no particular interest, as its benefits are the same as Chase Sapphire Reserve benefits. If you are looking for a travel credit card, you'll be better off with a regular travel card, like the Discover it® Miles. This card is easy to obtain and maintain. It gives you 1.5 miles on every dollar you spend everywhere, and miles are easily redeemable. Besides, Discover matches all your miles at the end of the first year of use if you are a new cardholder. To top it off, this card has no annual fee and offers 0% intro APR on purchases for 15 months (when the introductory interest rate is over, the ongoing APR will apply).

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