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Marriott Bonvoy Boundless

Name: Chase Marriott Bonvoy Boundless
Brand: Chase
Price: 95.00 USD

1 benefit worth up to $100 a year if you use them all.

Every benefit on the Marriott Bonvoy Boundless

Twice a year

$50 / half-year

Up to $100 per year

Earn a $50 statement credit after $250 in eligible airline purchases during each promotional earning window.

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Activate the offer if required Existing eligible cardmembers may need to activate the airline credit offer before making qualifying purchases.
Spend $250 directly with airlines Make at least $250 in eligible purchases directly with airlines during the applicable promotional period.
Pay with your Marriott Bonvoy Boundless Card Use your Marriott Bonvoy Boundless Card for the qualifying airline purchases.
Receive a $50 statement credit Chase will automatically apply a $50 statement credit after you meet the spending requirement.
Repeat in the second offer period Meet the separate $250 airline-spend requirement during the second promotional period to earn another $50 statement credit.

$50 statement credit after $250 in qualifying airline purchases during the first offer period
Another $50 statement credit after $250 in qualifying airline purchases during the second offer period
Up to $100 total

Purchases must be made directly with airlines.
Each $50 credit has its own $250 spending requirement.
Existing eligible cardmembers may need to activate the offer before qualifying.
Chase says statement credits may take 6–8 weeks to appear.
Returns or cancelled qualifying purchases can cause a statement credit to be reversed.
This is a limited-time cardmember offer, not a standard permanent annual benefit.
UseIt tracks each qualifying period separately.

Monthly benefits count 12 times, quarterly 4, twice-yearly 2, and annual or card-year benefits once.
Where a benefit is worth more in a specific month (for example a higher December credit), that month's value is used.
Where a benefit has no fixed dollar value but a published estimate, the estimate is used (shown with a ~).
Benefits unlocked by a spending threshold are counted at their listed or estimated value; the threshold is shown on the benefit.
Benefits with no fixed or estimated dollar value are listed but not counted.
The total assumes every included benefit is used in full, every period. Most people get less — UseIt exists to close that gap.

UseIt tracks each credit's reset date and reminds you before it expires.