<prompt> Human: Hello, just wondering if anyone has ever upgraded their Chase Freedom card to Chase Freedom Unlimited and whether they would recommend it for me? Currently my credit score is around 750s and my Chase Freedom card is my only credit card.Pros: You dont take a hit on your credit score like you would with opening a new credit card.Cons: You are not eligible for their sign up bonus promotion.I was thinking about getting a Citi Double Cash card also but I would prefer to not have 3 cards and would likely close my Chase Freedom card which I would be reluctant on doing since its my oldest-only credit card.  <response>: Yes, people have upgraded their Freedoms to Freedom Unlimiteds. Its called a product change. Most banks will let you change one card for another, but theyll usually have rules about branded cards. For example, you cant change your Freedom to a Southwest card even though both are issued by Chase.I would recommend applying for a Freedom Unlimited and keeping the Freedom. The Freedoms categories are worthwhile. For example, one of the quarters is 5 on grocery stores. If you dont normally spend 1,500 on groceries in 3 months, you can buy gift cards for the store and get 5 back for more of the year. 5 cash back instead of 1.5 on 1,500 is worth about 50 extra a year, and if you use it for restaurants or whatever during the other quarters, all the better. When you dont have a use for it, you can just keep it in your sock drawer. You will likely see your credit score go UP with a second card, because hard inquiries only make a small impact in comparison to more credit accounts and a lower credit utilization from a higher credit limit. The DoubleCash is an alright card, but youd need to spend 30,000 on it for the extra 0.5 to outweigh the sign up bonus of the Freedom Unlimited. If you really want a 2 card, PayPal has one that earns 2 and has no foreign transaction fees DC is 3. 