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today in market so many types of credit cards are available. But its depend on you that what is your requirment and your credit. so many companies are in competition. you can get a best credit card according to your requorment at: card-city ...

by farrell h

2 years ago

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Im sorry to say this but there isnt one

by toymod- 2 years ago

Using your friends or family's credit card. oh, small business. American express small Business credit card.

by Natas Gold- 2 years ago

American Express is not accepted in a lot of places. Visa is.

by puppetman- 2 years ago

The best card is the one that gives you the most services you desire. That could be different, depending on your needs, industry, vendors and credit-worthiness. If you will be making many transactions, it will be helpful to have a card that provides detailed on-line monitoring and electronic file formatting of your transaction records. Depending on your accounting system, there may be a preferred data format. If you will be spending a lot of money, it will be important to get a cash-back or airline miles card. Cash back cards (available from all major card companies) pay 1% back. Most airlines cards charge an annual fee, but not all. If you will be needing a card that will be used by other employees, you will want a card that potentially provides multiple layers of authentication, or enables you to restrict the card to certain vendors, or to a certain pre-set spending limit. As someone else mentioned, AmEx isn't accepted everywhere. This is because they charge the merchants 3%, as opposed to the average rate of 1.5%-2% charged by Visa, MasterCard and Discover. If you want to be nice to your vendors and save them some money on the transaction costs, DON'T GET AN AMEX CARD. Try Chase, Citibank, BofA, etc.

by Schmalski- 2 years ago

I can't advice you certain card. Difeerent business cards offer different benefits, including: higher limits Free additional cards for employees, with limits that you set yourself rewards for business expenses: Airline miles Gas rebates Balance transfers Low introductory interest rates. So you should choose options and find appropriated credit card that matchs your needs best. Citi card with thank you network with 0% intro APR on balance transfer for 9 month, regular APR 14,24%, 10,000 bonus points after first purchase. Advanta Platinum business card offers 0% intro APR on balance transfers and purchases for 12 months, regular APR 14.25%, no annual fee, credit line up to 50,000$ Gold Delta sky miles with 15,000 skymiles with first purchase, one Delta Mile for virtually every $ you spend, 0 intro APR for 6 month, 18,24% regular APR, first year fee free, annual fee 85% www ...

by Shirrwood- 2 years ago

There are no "best business credit cards". It really depends on what you are looking for. Here are some things to consider. 1. do you have employees ? (looking for cards which charge no annual fee for employee cards). 2. If you have employees, would you like to set their individual limits? 3. Are you looking to earn rewards? Cash, reward points. Once you know what you want, the search becomes easier.

by nick- 2 years ago

I'm a big fan of a small business credit cards from Chase and another one from Advanta, but that's just because they pay large cash back percentages (5% and 3%) in a few of the categories I spend money (e.g. restaurants, office supplies, gas, telecommunications, etc.). Assuming you'll pay off your balance in full each month (the only good way to use credit cards), I'd recommend you get the card that will pay you the most rewards for your small businesses spending. The best way I know to find the card that will pay you the most rewards is the rewards calculator at www ... .

by moviegoer_j- 2 years ago