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01 · overview

Chase Freedom Rise

by ChaseCashback
Previously Chase Freedom Student

2% on transit · $0 annual fee

Chase Freedom Rise
Annual fee
$0
No fee
Sign up bonus
—
No current offer
Credits
—
1 credit · 1 perk
Median FICO
705
Approved
Median income
$20,000
Approved
Our take

The Chase Freedom Rise, formerly the Chase Freedom Student, is a simple no annual fee card that earns a flat 1.5% cash back on everything, with no categories to track. Enrolling in automatic payments within the first three months and staying enrolled for 90 days earns a $25 statement credit, and qualifying Lyft rides earn 2% through September 30, 2027. There is no traditional signup bonus, and six months of complimentary DashPass is the only other perk. The main drawback is the foreign transaction fee, which makes it a poor fit for spending abroad. For domestic spending, it is an easy, low-maintenance card that earns a respectable flat rate.

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02 · earn & credits

Earn rates & credits

Earn rates
CategoryRate
Transit
On qualifying Lyft rides through September 30, 2027 (limited-time promo; 0.5% on top of the 1.5% base rate)
Through Sep 30, 2027
2%
Everything Else
1.5%
Credits & rebates
BenefitValue
Automatic Payment Statement Credit
Earn a $25 statement credit when you sign up for automatic payments within the first three months of opening your account and remain enrolled for at least 90 days.
$25
Perks & protections
DashPass Complimentary Membership
6 months of complimentary DashPass membership unlocking $0 delivery fees and lower service fees on DoorDash and Caviar orders
03 · card details

Card details

Regular APR
18.24%–27.74% variable
Foreign transaction fee
Yes
04 · approval odds

Approval odds

n = 10 · 6 approved · 4 denied
Median FICO
705
Median income
$20,000
Credit history
1 yr
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05 · product changes

Product changes

Where cardholders came from before landing on this card, and what they moved it to afterwards. Thicker flows carry a larger share of the changes in that direction.

Based on 2 reported product changes. Percentages are shares of each direction, not of all cardholders, and a small sample can swing a long way.

06 · news

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07 · reading

Further reading