Chase has recently increased the signup bonus offers available on two of its most popular rewards cards: the Ink Cash Business Card and the Ink Plus Business Card. Signup bonuses are a quick way to accumulate points (or miles) which can then be redeemed. Here are the latest details:
- New members can earn $300 bonus cash back. To qualify you must spend at least $3,000 in eligible net purchases in the first three months that your account is open.
- Cardholders earn 5% cash back on the first $25,000 spent in combined purchases at office supply retailers and on landline, internet, cellular phone, and cable TV services annually.
- Cardholders earn 2% cash back on the first $25,000 spent in combined purchases at restaurants and gas stations annually.
- All other purchases earn 1% cash back with no spending cap imposed.
- New members receive a 0% introductory APR on purchases and balance transfers for the first year of membership.
- There is no cost for additional employee cards.
- There is no annual fee.
- New members can earn 60,000 bonus points after spending at least $5,000 in eligible net purchases during the first three months that your account is open. That’s equal to $750 in travel rewards when you redeem through Chase Ultimate Rewards.
- Members earn 5X points per dollar spent in combined purchases at office supply retailers and on landline, internet, cellular phone, and cable TV services per year.
- Members earn 2X points per dollar spent in combined purchases at gas stations and hotels per year. Hotel accommodations must be purchased directly with the hotel to qualify.
- All other purchases earn one point per dollar spent. There is no limit on what you can earn.
- Members are not charged foreign transaction fees.
- The card comes with smart-chip technology.
- There is no cost for additional employee cards.
- There is a $95 annual fee (not waived for the first year).
Finally, you may not think that you can qualify for a business credit card – but that may not be the case. Typically, you don’t have to own a corporation or LLC to get one. You can be approved for a business credit card as a sole proprietor and by entering your Social Security Number rather than a Tax ID Number on the application.