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-The '''Chase Sapphire Preferred''' has a lower annual fee ($95) and a higher signup bonus (60,000 vs 50,000 points) than the Sapphire Reserve card, but still offers primary rental car coverage. It earns a lower (but still good) reward rate for travel (and restaurants), but doesn’t come with the airport lounge privileges and some other premium benefits. We recommend the Sapphire Reserve Card for most people, but some people might might choose this card instead.
+The '''Chase Sapphire Preferred''' has a lower annual fee ($95) and a higher signup bonus (60,000 vs 50,000 points) than the Sapphire Reserve card, but still offers primary rental car coverage. It earns a lower (but still good) reward rate for travel, but doesn’t come with the airport lounge privileges and some other premium benefits. We recommend the Sapphire Reserve Card for most people who aren't going to collect signup bonuses, but if you don't need the lounge access, many people might choose this card instead.
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-The {{Card|Ritz|only}} also offers primary rental car insurance, but it is no longer available for new signups. Up until recently, you could convert Chase Marriott credit cards to the Ritz Credit Card. There are rumors that this is no longer possible, but if you are interested in the card, it is worth a try.
+The {{Card|Ritz|only}} also offers primary rental car insurance, but it is no longer available for new signups. If you want it, you can convert to it from other Chase Marriott personal credit cards.
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-The '''United Quest''' card is usually an even better choice for someone who frequently flies United. It costs $250 but adds a $125 annual credit for United purchases, 2 annual 5,000 point rebates for United award tickets, and a second free bag.
+The '''United Quest Card''' is an even better choice for most people who frequently fly United. It costs $250 but adds a $125 annual credit for United purchases, 2 annual 5,000 point rebates for United award tickets, and a second free bag.
 The even more premium '''United Mileage Plus Club Card''' also provides primary rental car coverage.. However, we don’t think it makes sense for most people to hold onto this card, given its $450 annual fee. If you do wind up getting it (for its included United Club membership), you can take advantage of it for your car rentals as well.

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-The '''United Quest" card is usually an even better choice for someone who frequently flies United. It costs $250 but adds a $125 annual credit for United purchases, 2 annual 5,000 point rebates for United award tickets, and a second free bag.
+The '''United Quest''' card is usually an even better choice for someone who frequently flies United. It costs $250 but adds a $125 annual credit for United purchases, 2 annual 5,000 point rebates for United award tickets, and a second free bag.
 The even more premium '''United Mileage Plus Club Card''' also provides primary rental car coverage.. However, we don’t think it makes sense for most people to hold onto this card, given its $450 annual fee. If you do wind up getting it (for its included United Club membership), you can take advantage of it for your car rentals as well.

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-The '''United MileagePlus Explorer''' (or United Business Card) makes sense for people who can significantly benefit from its checked bag benefit, and the ability to redeem United miles for any available seat, without restrictions (but with a higher number of miles). You also get two free United club passes per year, priority boarding, increased access to award space, and free roadside assistance.. $95 annual fee, waived for the first year. If you frequently fly United, you should probably get this card, and, as a side benefit, you'll be covered for rental car insurance.
+The '''United MileagePlus Explorer''' (or United Business Card) makes sense for people who can significantly benefit from its checked bag benefit, and the ability to redeem United miles for any available seat, without restrictions (but with a higher number of miles). You also get two free United club passes per year, priority boarding, increased access to award space, and free roadside assistance. $95 annual fee, waived for the first year. If you frequently fly United, you should probably get this card, and, as a side benefit, you'll be covered for rental car insurance.
-The premium version of this card, the '''United Mileage Plus Club Card''', offers the same benefits and more. However, we don’t think it makes sense for most people to hold onto this card, given its $450 annual fee. If you do wind up getting it (for its included United Club membership), you can take advantage of it for your car rentals as well.
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