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Chase Small Business Visa Credit
Cards
Recently, a growing
number of companies have released Visa and Mastercard small
business credit cards with extremely competitive interest rates,
attractive 0% introductory offers, and rewards of the same high
caliber offered by American Express®. Citibank’s Citibusiness®
cards have been around for a while, as have Advanta’s suite of
business credit cards. However, the recent introduction of Chase
small business Visa cards to the online market has added even more
options for business owners, which ultimately translates into more
competitive rewards and interest rate offerings. Here, I will
examine two recently released Chase business Visas.
The Chase Platinum
Business Card is a barebones, no annual fee Visa with a
competitive APR and a 0% interest rate on purchases and balance
transfers for up to 1 year. It offers convenient business tools,
such as free quarterly reports, purchase security, and up to
$1,000,000 in Travel Accident insurance. While this card does not
provide credit card rewards, it does provide great value as well
as the convenience that comes with Visa membership.
The Chase Business
Rebate Card is extremely similar to the Chase Platinum
Business Visa. It too offers a competitive APR and a 0% interest
rate on purchases and balance transfers for up to 1 year, as well
as convenient business tools. However, this Chase Business Visa
differs from the barebones version in that it offers up to 3%
cashback rewards on purchases made at restaurants, gas stations,
office supply stores, as well as hardware and home improvement
stores. Additionally, this business Visa offers 1% cashback on
all other purchases. This card should prove particularly useful
to companies that spend heavily on gas or construction materials.
The new Chase Business
credit cards provide business owners with an invaluable asset:
choice. With rewards tailored to travel and specific expenses,
these credit cards may fit the specific needs of your business
better than the cards offered by the competition.
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