
Chase Freedom Rise® Credit Card
Best for: New to Credit and Students. Establish credit and earn 1.5% cash back on all purchases, plus 3% cash back on dining in the first 6 months (up to $6,000 spent).
Current Welcome Offer
25 cashback
$25 estimated value
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25 cashback
$25 estimated value
0Earning Rates
Dining at restaurants including takeout and eligible delivery services, made within your first 6 months from account opening, or until you reach $6,000 in dining purchases.
Earn 2% cash back total on qualifying Lyft products and services purchased through the Lyft mobile application through 09/30/2027.
On all other purchases.
Fees
| Fee Type | Amount |
|---|---|
| Annual Fee | $0 |
APR Information
- Purchase APR
- 18.24% - 27.74%
APRs shown are variable and may change based on the Prime Rate. Your actual APR will be determined based on your creditworthiness.
Card Benefits
5 benefits
Travel Insurance
Purchase Protection
Lifestyle Benefits
Other Insurance
Coverage Tier Legend
About This Card
The Chase Freedom Rise® Credit Card is designed to help those new to credit or students establish credit while earning cashback rewards. Applicants can increase their approval chances by having at least $250 in a Chase checking or savings account. The card offers a 1.5% flat cash back rate on purchases and featured benefits like a statement credit for automatic payments, DoorDash DashPass, and 2% cash back on Lyft purchases.
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Apply for the Chase Freedom Rise® Credit Card
25 cashback, worth about $25 estimated value, with no annual fee.
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