Chase Southwest Rapid Rewards Priority Card
Does the Chase Southwest Priority card still include a $75 travel credit?
Chase's current public Southwest Priority page did not list the former $75 annual travel credit when reviewed on September 10, 2026. Existing cardholders should check the benefits shown in their Chase account or cardmember materials before planning a purchase around it.
Current benefit note
The older catalog amount, fee, and reset details are intentionally not shown because the current public Chase materials do not list this benefit. Check your account-specific terms if you already hold the card.
When does this benefit reset?
There is no single reset date to publish for every account because the current public card page no longer lists this credit. If your account still includes it, use the annual period shown in your Chase benefits or cardmember terms.
How can you use this benefit?
Confirm that your account includes the credit
Open the benefits section of your Chase account or review your current cardmember materials before making a Southwest purchase.
Read the account-specific rules
If the credit appears, check its eligible purchases, annual period, and posting terms. Benefits can differ between current and legacy accounts.
Track the charge and any credit
Keep the receipt and review your statement. Contact Chase if an eligible charge does not receive the treatment described in your account terms.
Common mistakes to avoid
- •Assuming every new and existing Southwest Priority account has the same benefits.
- •Relying on an older third-party summary instead of the benefits attached to your account.
- •Assuming that an annual benefit follows the calendar year without checking its defined period.
Benefit terms and reset dates can change or vary by account. Verify current terms and account-specific dates with Chase.
Frequently asked questions
Is the $75 Southwest travel credit still available?
Chase's public Southwest Priority page did not list the $75 travel credit when reviewed on September 10, 2026. Check your Chase account or cardmember materials to see whether a legacy version of the benefit applies to you.
What should I do if my Chase account still lists the credit?
Follow the eligible-purchase, annual-period, and posting rules shown with the benefit in your account. Those account-specific terms control whether a charge qualifies.
Does annual mean calendar year for this credit?
Do not assume it does. Use the period defined in your current Chase account terms, especially if you hold a legacy version of the card.
Related guides
Confirm the benefit before tracking it
If the benefit appears in your current account terms, you can add the card and record usage manually. Do not plan around the older public benefit until Chase confirms that it applies to your account.