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What is the Points Boost program for Ink Business Preferred®?
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nextcard teamPublished Jun 23, 2025·Updated Mar 19, 2026
TLDR: Chase's Ink Business Preferred card replaced its fixed 1.25x travel bonus with Points Boost. Now, get up to 1.75x value on points, but only for select premium flights and hotels.
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nextcard teamPublished Jun 23, 2025·Updated Mar 19, 2026
What is the Points Boost program for Ink Business Preferred®?
The Old Method: Simpler, Fixed Redemptions
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Earlier this morning, Chase sent out an email to all Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card cardholders highlighting the changes and new features coming to the card. One of these new features is the introduction of a program called Points Boost, which is a new way to redeem your points through Chase Travel℠.
Since Points Boost is a brand new program that Chase is rolling out, you and other cardholders might be wondering: “What even is the Points Boost program? How does it work?”
The Points Boost program brings a lot of uncertainty and questions, as the value of your points can no longer be guaranteed or confirmed. It also varies between different credit cards, which makes it even more complicated. Here’s how it works for the Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card:
The Old Method: Simpler, Fixed Redemptions
Prior to Chase’s revamp and rollout of new features on June 23, 2025, Ink Business Preferred cardholders could take advantage of a 25% redemption bonus when redeeming their points through Chase Travel.
This means that, with the current introductory offer of 90,000 bonus points, those bonus points would be worth $1,125 when redeemed through Chase Travel. However, this has been phased out, and you can no longer put a price tag on the value of your points.
