 TITLE: How to Get TSA Precheck for Free CONTENT: Which Cards Should You Use for TSA Precheck?\n--------------------------------------------\nHere are some of the best travel rewards credit cards that include a TSA Precheck application fee statement credit perk. Keep in mind, cardholders usually have a choice of using such a benefit for either a TSA Precheck or Global Entry application once every few years, but not both. So if you already used your card to apply for Global Entry, you might not be eligible for a TSA Precheck application fee credit for a while. That said, many people who participate in Global Entry also receive TSA Precheck privileges when traveling, so it might be worth just applying for Global Entry instead.\nWith that in mind, here are some of the best travel rewards credit cards that cover the cost of a TSA Precheck application.\n**Chase Sapphire Reserve®**: Cardholders are eligible for a statement credit once every four years as a reimbursement for the TSA Precheck application fee when charged to their card. Cardholders can also take advantage of up to $300 in annual travel statement credits, access to over 1,000 airport lounges around the world, and earn 3 Chase Ultimate Rewards points per dollar on dining and travel purchases, and 10 points per dollar on Lyft rides through March 2022. Annual fee: $550.\n#### Chase Sapphire Reserve®\nApply\non Chase's website\n#### Chase Sapphire Reserve®\n**APR**\n16.99%-23.99% Variable\n**Intro APR:** N\/A\n**Rewards**\n3X points on Travel & Dining\n1X points on All Other Purchases\n**Intro Bonus**\nEarn 60,000 bonus points after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening.\n**IHG® Rewards Club Premier Credit Card**: This hotel credit card also comes with a TSA Precheck benefit. Cardholders who charge the application fee to their card are eligible for a statement credit toward it up to once every four years. They also earn up to 25 points per dollar on purchases at IHG hotels (which include Holiday Inn and Intercontinental, among other brands); 2 points per dollar at gas stations, grocery stores and restaurants; and 1 point per dollar everywhere else. Annual fee: $89.\n**UnitedSM Explorer Card**: Among the best credit cards for frequent fliers, this card will issue a statement credit up to once every four years for a TSA Precheck application fee. The card earns 2 bonus United miles per dollar on eligible United purchases as well as at restaurants, and on hotel accommodations purchased directly from hotels. All other eligible purchases earn 1 point per dollar. Annual fee: $95, waived the first year.\n**Bank of America® Premium Rewards® credit card**: Cardholders are eligible for a TSA Precheck application fee refund once every four years. They also get up to $100 in statement credits toward airline incidental fees each year on qualifying purchases like baggage charges and upgrades. Annual fee: $95.\nMany other travel rewards credit cards also offer TSA Precheck (or Global Entry) application fee statement credits. Before you apply, check your credit cards to see if any of them include such a perk. If you do not currently have one that does, think about applying for a new card that will cover the cost, since getting up to $85 in value (or $100 for Global Entry) might well be worth opening a new account, as is all the time you will save in airport security lines.\nLooking for other travel rewards credit cards? Find out about more options through Experian CreditMatch™.\n_All information about the IHG® Rewards Club Premier Credit Card, UnitedSM Explorer Card, and Bank of America® Premium Rewards® credit card has been collected independently by Experian and has not been reviewed or provided by the issuer of the card._ END