Wells Fargo is launching a new rewards credit card to go toe-to-toe with the popular Chase Sapphire Reserve

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1Wells Fargo

  • Wells Fargo is launching a new rewards credit card, a revamped iteration of its Propel Card.
  • The card will earn 3x points per dollar spent on dining, transit and travel, and streaming services, and 1x point on everything else. Points can be redeemed at 1¢ each toward cash, gift cards, travel, or more.
  • The new Propel will have no annual fee.
  • The card directly competes with premium products like the Chase Sapphire Reserve, although that card potentially offers a higher redemption value.
  • Applications for the new Propel will be available on July 16.

Wells Fargo is announcing a new rewards credit card today that will offer one of the more compelling rewards programs available, taking direct aim at the premium products offered by issuers like Chase.

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