Here at Online Banks Blog, we know that several of our readers are business owners who might be interested in the latest Chase Ink credit card offer for small business. This is a new credit card from Chase reserved only for business owners, which the company says comes with business-sized credit limits.
That means credit limits that are large enough to take care of major purchases, or flexible spending capacity that may grow as necessary with your business. This is especially important for small business owners right now, with all the credit lines being cut in the wake of the ongoing credit crisis. There are four types of Ink credit cards available, including Ink, Ink Plus, Ink Bold, and Ink Cash.
Ink Cash from Chase is the cash back version of the popular Ink business credit card. Ink Cash allows you to earn up to 3% cash back on eligible business purchases with no limit on the amount you can earn. For most small business owners, it’s probably the best option.
Ink from Chase also includes online business tools, allowing you to manage your account and any additional cards you may give to employees. You can set spending limits on employee cards as well as track expenses and identify potential tax deductions that you may qualify for with specific purchases.
If your business is in need of an on-demand credit line and could use the flexibility of a credit card, the Chase Ink credit card might be it.
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