June 8, 2022
Our Favorite Business Credit Card
Pam
One of our favorite ways to get more credit card points and miles is through the use of business credit cards. You may think that this doesn’t apply to you, but you would be surprised at how many people (including us before we started teaching points and miles) have received business credit cards with just a little side gig. People always ask what business card they should get. Let’s talk about our favorite business card and why it gets our top spot.
Ink Business Cash® Credit Card
Yes, the card_name is our favorite business card and the one we recommend most. This card is technically a cash back card, but they give you Ultimate Rewards that can be cashed out. We don’t cash ours out, though. Instead, we combine these points with our card_name (or you can combine them with card_name and card_name), and then we can use them for travel.
Let’s go over six reasons we love this card so much.
No Annual Fee
This card does not have an annual fee. Zip, zero, nada. That doesn’t happen too much, right? We love that we can add another card to our arsenal without adding another annual fee.
Earns Chase Ultimate Rewards®
Did you know that we love Chase Ultimate Rewards®? They are our favorite points, and we use them all the time. For this reason, we are always trying to earn more of them! We love that we can transfer these points to Hyatt, United, and Southwest (among others). We just returned home from a great trip to Hyatt Ziva Cancun that we booked with Chase Ultimate Rewards.
One of the pool areas at Hyatt Ziva Cancun
Doesn’t Count Towards Chase 5/24
Spending Categories
The card_name has great spending categories. With this card, you’ll earn 5x the points per dollar on the first $25,000 spent in combined purchases on the internet, cable, phone services, and office supply stores.
With the Chase Ink Business Cash, you’ll earn 2x the points per dollar on the first $25,000 spent in combined purchases at gas stations and restaurants. With how high gas prices are right now, earning a little extra at the pump is always nice!
Great Welcome Offers
The usual welcome bonus on this card is 75,000 Ultimate Rewards when you spend $6,000 in three months. Although $6,000 is a large minimum spend, the signup bonus is also high. Plan to sign up for this card when you have some large expenses coming up.
You can use your 75K points to get three nights at the Hyatt Regency Maui.
Great Referral Bonus
This card offers a nice welcome bonus and a nice referral bonus. When you refer others to this card, and they are approved, you’ll earn 20,000 Ultimate Rewards! We recommend referring your spouse or partner to the card.
Bottom Line
The card_name is our favorite business credit card. We love earning more Ultimate Rewards, especially when we can do it with no annual fee. We also really love the bonus spending categories on this card. Don’t forget to refer your friends and family to the card when you get it to also take advantage of that nice referral bonus!
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