Sentences with phrase «really get a business card»

Q: Can I really get a business card?

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Headline from the business news, really... Shhh... Vatican gets a report card on financial transparency, but it is secret.

This is really helping me out because I have been wanting to get business cards for my fashion blog and had no idea what to include!

«I've got a bunch of business cards to add to my collection and some folks I've been looking forward to meeting, plus some firms I didn't even know existed but sound really interesting and I'm looking forward to building on that relationship base» Mason Morfit, ValueAct Capital

All in all though I'm getting a lot of points / cash from these signup bonuses and it was worth the hassel, especially because as a business owner, I signed up for the personal card and the business card at the same time on all the really great bonus cards like chase sapphire preferred, so I doubled my bonuses!

If you really want to get the most out of using your American Express business cards, don't forget shopping portals.

But that doesn't really matter since you can still get the sign - up bonus and perks that come with the business card.

What you really get with the business card is access to the OPEN network, including other discounts.

While that betrays Spirit's stingy, budget - obsessed business model, I suspect it's really designed to be an incentive for Free Spirit members to get the credit card.

Just getting one of those cards can earn you enough miles to cover your trip in economy and getting the bonuses from a couple of them can get you really close to having a business class ticket waiting to take you to Israel.

There really aren't any cons to getting the business card, so long as you have no issues meeting the minimum spend.

This partnership is a big deal because to date it's really only the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card which gets you points transferrable to Korean's miles (along with the Sapphire Preferred's business counterpart, Ink Plus).

1) Paying $ 50 extra for an exit row seat is sooo worth it for me (I'm 6» 4 ″) 2) Business Class for 50K is a good deal too 3) Southwest Airlines flies to Boston inexpensively (and has good credit card signup offers) 4) Ryan Air is really cheap to get around Europe

If you frequent a specific hotel chain often OR an do a lot of flying, getting a brand specific hotel / travel point card can really give you a bonus amount of miles / points provided you frequent the same chain / business many times.

I let the Amex card close and now my only Amex is a Open Platinum Business, as I don't really care for the other Amex cards or the high minimum spends to get bonuses.

That's why, if you're going to get too cute when it comes to your credit card rewards and taxes, especially if you have a business, you really should consult a professional to help guide you through the thicket of thorny issues.

You can read a company's mission statement, review their product catalogue, and get your first stack of business cards, but to really understand a company's mission, sometimes you need to get your hands dirty.

And we decided we'd make that happen at ABA TECHSHOW, so we're excited to have pulled together an amazing group of a bunch of women that are leaders at ABA TECHSHOW to really try to bring together the newer women, starting to get involved in Legaltech and start getting to know each other, and sharing business cards and leads in business.