Like consumer rewards cards,
business rewards cards generally tend to have higher interest rates than cards that don't offer points or miles.
Not exact matches
Business credit cards can generally be compared on two fronts: rewards and busines
Business credit
cards can
generally be compared on two fronts:
rewards and
businessbusiness perks.
Business credit cards can generally be compared on two fronts: rewards and busines
Business credit
cards can
generally be compared on two fronts:
rewards and
businessbusiness perks.
As you can see from values in the chart below, signing up for a premium
rewards card (Sapphire Preferred, Sapphire Reserve or Ink Business Preferred) and redeeming your points for travel is generally the best way to go with your Ultimate Rewards
rewards card (Sapphire Preferred, Sapphire Reserve or Ink
Business Preferred) and redeeming your points for travel is
generally the best way to go with your Ultimate
Rewards Rewards points.
These
cards generally include non-Ultimate
Rewards - earning credit
cards that only have a personal version and do not have a
business version of the
card.
Small
business credit
cards generally have no cap or a higher cap on the amount of cash back or
reward points you can earn on an annual basis when compared to consumer credit
cards.
Generally,
card issuers want the
business» customers to be happy so that they build goodwill and continue to do
business with the company, says Brad Garfield of Citi Prepaid, which works with hundreds of companies to issue
reward cards.
It's
generally OK to spend
rewards from a
business credit
card on personal trips as well as
business trips, since
rewards usually aren't taxable.
However, companies that willingly afford their employees the ability to enroll in
rewards programs at their own cost
generally cede full benefit of the program to the employee, even though the
card is for
business use only.
Business credit cards can generally be compared on two fronts: rewards and busines
Business credit
cards can
generally be compared on two fronts:
rewards and
businessbusiness perks.