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When the Chase Sapphire Reserve hit the market in 2016, it carried a $450 annual fee — almost quaint by today’s standards. After a 77% increase in less than a decade, the premium card’s fee, now $795, ...

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Here’s what I like about the Chase Sapphire Reserve card, what I don’t, and if it could be a good choice for you.

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As a longtime travel and credit card editor, I’ve compared the Amex Platinum and the Sapphire Reserve so you can see which card makes sense for you.

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