Credit Cards for Small Business

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Many small businesses rely on cash flow to pay for suppliers or contractors, because they need to purchase materials and services before their own clients pay up. You need to calculaterepparttar difference betweenrepparttar 139064 date when you purchaserepparttar 139065 materials andrepparttar 139066 date whenrepparttar 139067 clients pay you back. If this is shorter than 30 days, go for a card that doesn't charge you interest forrepparttar 139068 respective period. If it is two, three months or longer, go for a low interest card.

Also, you should think of how often you will have to travel for business-related purposes, and how a special type of credit card can help you with this, or how you will handle unprepared emergency situations that hustle small businesses constantly.

Some ofrepparttar 139069 offers for credit cards for small business include Blue for Business Card - no annual fee, 0% intro APR forrepparttar 139070 first 9 months, credit line of up to $50,000 or Blue Cash for Business Credit Card - up to 5% cash rebate, no annual fee, 0% APR for up to 15 months. Advanta Platinum with Rewards, featuring cash back bonus, offers 0% intro APR for balance transfers, up to 50,000 credit line and various types of rewards forrepparttar 139071 things you buy most often (gas, office supplies and so on), bonus miles or cash back.

The CitiBusiness card has 0% APR for purchases forrepparttar 139072 first 6 months, no annual fee, a generous credit line and additional cards forrepparttar 139073 employees, with a credit limit set by you. The Platinum Business Credit Card from American Express has no annual fee and 0% APR forrepparttar 139074 first nine months on purchases and balance transfers.

Other options include Business Green Rewards Cash - no fees forrepparttar 139075 first year and no pre-set spending limit, andrepparttar 139076 Business Cash Rebate from OPEN:repparttar 139077 Small Business Network, with up to 5% cash rebate, no annual fee, 0% APR forrepparttar 139078 first six months, no limit for cash back and no minimum spending requirements.



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Maximizing Credit Card Rewards

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After you actually haverepparttar card and you start spending, make sure you spend wisely. If, for example,repparttar 139063 card only offers rewards when shopping in a certain type of store, go there and buy what you need form that place. Pay attention torepparttar 139064 policy on your gas card as there are gas credit cards that only offer rewards when paying for gas purchase at a gas station belonging to a particular chain. Nonerepparttar 139065 less, before making any spending decision you need to think if you have enough credit to pay forrepparttar 139066 card line atrepparttar 139067 end ofrepparttar 139068 month. You may win some cash-back bonus or a plane ticket, but this will be of no use if you will be in dept and unable to pay your credit card bills.

Maximizing credit card rewards can be achieved by anyone who thinks twice before gettingrepparttar 139069 card and spendingrepparttar 139070 money. It may sound complicated and difficult at first, but once you learnrepparttar 139071 trick it will become a habit and you will see that you can spend money from a credit card and win some back atrepparttar 139072 same time. Be careful with whatrepparttar 139073 card offers and whatrepparttar 139074 conditions are for you to be given your reward; choose separate cards for separate kinds of expenditures; spend money inrepparttar 139075 places whererepparttar 139076 issuer recommends - if you can manage with all these you are onrepparttar 139077 right track to gettingrepparttar 139078 most out of your credit card reward program.



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