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Chase Ritz-Carlton credits

Every recurring credit on the Chase Ritz-Carlton, with the cap, cycle and reset date that decide whether you actually capture it.

Card terms last verified against issuer pages on 2026-09-20.

The short answer

The Chase Ritz-Carlton carries 3 recurring statement credits worth $430 a year. 0 reset on the calendar year and expire on 31 December; 3 reset on your account anniversary.

$430face value a year, against a $450 fee

0expire on 31 December

0capped monthly or quarterly, so they cannot be carried forward

Resets on the calendar year, expiring 31 December

Resets on your cardmember year

Credit

Windows in a year

Each

A year

Annual Travel Credit enrol first Up to $300 in statement credits for qualifying airline purchases such as baggage fees, seat upgrades and lounge memberships

Once a year, resets on the cardmember year

$300

$100 Hotel Credit Up to $100 property credit for dining, spa, or recreation on eligible paid stays of two nights or more at Ritz-Carlton / St. Regis.

Once a year, resets on the cardmember year

$100

Global Entry/TSA PreCheck Credit Statement credit for Global Entry application fee (currently $120) every 4 years

Every 4 years, resets on the cardmember year

$120

$30

Questions people ask

When do the Chase Ritz-Carlton credits reset?

All 3 reset on your cardmember year — that is, your account anniversary date, not 1 January.

Which Chase Ritz-Carlton credits require enrolment?

1 of 3: Annual Travel Credit. Enrolment is not retroactive at most issuers, so a purchase made before you enrol usually will not be credited.

How much are the Chase Ritz-Carlton credits worth in total?

$430 a year at face value, against a $450 annual fee. That is the sum of the caps, not what a typical cardholder captures — and each is restricted to specific merchants.

Verified 2026-09-20. See the full Chase Ritz-Carlton page, or every credit across every card.