The Best Card for Business -- High Rewards, Low Maintenance
Aug 12, 2012, 10:00 pm
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The Best Card for Business -- High Rewards, Low Maintenance
My father-in-law owns a business and probably runs through the high six figures in expenses each year. Until now, I don't believe he has taken advantage of the rewards he could have had through CC programs.
Suggestions: What is the best current business credit card?
Travel would be out of Denver, so United and AA seem like good choices if FF programs matter. I have a feeling an AMEX card of some sort might be a suggestion but I'd like to hear what you experts have to say. Love you.
Suggestions: What is the best current business credit card?
Travel would be out of Denver, so United and AA seem like good choices if FF programs matter. I have a feeling an AMEX card of some sort might be a suggestion but I'd like to hear what you experts have to say. Love you.
Aug 13, 2012, 12:02 am
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Chase Sapphire, Ink Bold and Ink Plus (but not at the same time). Get all three. 140,000 points in bonuses.
SPG Personal and SPG Business. Get both. 60,000 miles in bonuses.
AA: 2 personal and 1 Business (not at the same time). Get all three. 150,000 miles in bonuses.
Here you've got your AA, your United (via UR) and some SPG points for the roof over your head.
Seriously, there is no reason not to grab all those bonuses (or not to use your personal CCs for business expenses). This is just one option, and with a spend like this, your options are literally endless.
SPG Personal and SPG Business. Get both. 60,000 miles in bonuses.
AA: 2 personal and 1 Business (not at the same time). Get all three. 150,000 miles in bonuses.
Here you've got your AA, your United (via UR) and some SPG points for the roof over your head.
Seriously, there is no reason not to grab all those bonuses (or not to use your personal CCs for business expenses). This is just one option, and with a spend like this, your options are literally endless.
Aug 13, 2012, 4:59 am
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