The answer to that question depends on your current financial condition. If your score is above the 700 mark and you have a steady income, you should be able to get this card. To improve your odds, make sure your debt to income ratio is low, and that you don’t have too many open accounts to your name. You can check for pre-qualification at Chase’s official website to get a better idea of your chances.

All new Chase Freedom Unlimited® Credit Card cardmembers will get at least $500 initially. However, your specific credit limit is determined by a series of factors such as your credit score, your credit history and your annual income.

Yes. Even though the Chase Freedom Unlimited® Credit Card charges a foreign transaction fee on international purchases, it also offers a series of travel benefits. For one, you can earn 5% back when you make travel-related purchases using the Chase Ultimate Rewards® program. You’ll also have access to perks such as rental car insurance, trip cancellation insurance, and much more!