Business Credit Cards

2 seconds with google

http://www.indexcreditcards.com/b...wards.html
are you really that lazy?

The credit protection act left out Business Credit cards...therefore not worth it in my opinion.

http://www.dailyfinance.com/2011/...-loophole/

Quote from komondor : 2 seconds with google http://www.indexcreditcards.com/b...wards.html are you really that lazy?

Really now... A lot of those sites list typical cards that come up. I was hoping if anyone knew of any better deals.

Quote from PiratesSayARRR : The credit protection act left out Business Credit cards...therefore not worth it in my opinion. http://www.dailyfinance.com/2011/...-loophole/

Thanks. That sucks lol.

Not sure if the great mile deals are still in effect, but I took advantage of the Citi AAdvantage cards from this post:http://slickdeals.net/f/3717330-N...2500-spend

I took both a personal and business to rack up the miles. If your business has strong cash flow use the card for everything and watch the miles jump quickly. (Even though there is an annual fee after 12 months many churn these, but in the past I just called to cancel and they waived it.)

Using 105,000 of those miles for my family of three to fly First Class Round Trip NY > Belize next week!

Quote from steventruong : Lots of talks about common personal cards with rewards but anyone here got a good list of business cards that have promotions and points?

The Gold Delta SkyMiles® Business Credit Card from American Express OPEN Card will give you 30,000 miles after you spend $500 on the card.

The Chase New Ink Bold with Ultimate Rewards card gives you 50,000 points (worth $625 if redeemed on travel) after you spend $5,000 on the card in the first 3 months. It also has 5% rewards in some business expense categories.

The Starwood Preferred Guest Business Card from AmEx can earn you 25,000 points (10,000 after first purchase; 15,000 after you spend $5K).

The New Ink Cash Business Card will pay you $250 cash after you spend $5K in the first 3 months.

There are other similar business reward cards will good sign-up deals and regular reward structures. You might want to compare them using the rewards calculator at:
http://www.creditcardtuneup.com/?...e=Business

That calculator will also try to determine the best combination of cards to maximize rewards.

PiratesSayARRR is exactly right. You do not have the same protection from fraud and theft with a business card as you do with a personal card.

Simply pay for your business expenses with a personal card.