Good evening everyone. 1 month ago, Chase sent out letters announcing that they would be converting all Chase Ink Bold Charge Cards into credit cards with a stated credit limit and cash advance limit. Those changes are not effective as of August 31, 2015 and all changes are now live. Here is a summary of the changes:
Currently, the Chase Ink Bold is a charge card, meaning you must pay your balance in full, otherwise you will be charged a fee.The new Chase Ink Bold will allow you to pay your balance over time (instead of being charged a fee, you will instead pay interest on any balance that is not paid in full by your payment due date).Currently, the Chase Ink Bold has a flexible spending limit whereby you are allowed to go over your preset spending limit.The new Chase Ink Bold will have a stated credit access line (aka a credit line/limit) that will be shown on your monthly statement.
This evening when I logged into my Chase online account, I noticed the stated credit limit of $12,000 on my Chase Ink Bold Business Card.