Amazon-Chase visa card getting phased out [closed]

A few weeks back I got a letter from Chase bank saying that the Amazon-Chase visa card is going to be phased out sometime in March! The benefits of this card was the Amazon points and no fee when I am travelling abroad i.e. if I bought a coffee at Heathrow for 3 pounds, I will just pay its equivalent in Canadian Dollar with no surcharge/processing fees!

Does anyone know of similar or better alternatives?

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Is Amazon credit card leaving Chase?

The first Amazon-branded credit card was released in 2002 in partnership with Chase, but now both are considering ending their relationship.

Is Amazon staying with Chase?

In a brief statement provided to CNBC, Amazon Vice President Max Bardon said the company looked forward to \u201ccontinuing our work with Chase and its technology and capabilities to enable this seamless, benefit-added payment option to Amazon customers.\u201d

Is Chase changing to Mastercard?

But it's not an exclusive arrangement. After months of negotiations, Chase is rolling out its first new Mastercard-branded consumer credit card in five years with a loyalty program that reflects pandemic-influenced habits and suggests travel will soon resume, the companies announced Monday.

Is Chase discontinuing the Freedom card?

Yes, Chase Freedom was discontinued on September 15, 2020, and it is no longer available to new applicants. Current Chase Freedom cardholders aren't required to change products, though they can upgrade to another rewards credit card from Chase if they'd like.

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