Having a business seems pretty straight forward, right? You own a restaurant, a food truck, a hair salon…but there are other options that most people don’t think of. Maybe you sell items on eBay or Etsy. Or you do some freelance accounting work or you sell custom t-shirts to your local high school. All of those qualify as a business.
Chase offers a variety of business cards, and they all offer low to no annual fees! Click the link below and check out what they have. Keep in mind, a few of them have a high spending requirement for the bonus. If you are more of a side-gig business, don’t jump on those. If you can’t meet the minimum spend, you’re wasting your time.
If you can swing it, the Chase Business Preferred is a great starting point. It offers a low annual fee, excellent sign up bonus (a little high, and not for everyone) and great bonus categories.
Another bonus-if you have a Business Ink card and another Chase card that earns Ultimate Rewards Points, you can combine them to create one UR account! This can help increase your points stash.
Read over each one and select the card that is right for you. If you have any questions, let us know!
Earn 100,000 bonus points with the Ink Business Preferred® card or up to $1,000 bonus cash back with the Ink Business Premier® card, Ink Business Unlimited® card or Ink Business Cash® card.
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