Business Credit Cards provide effective financial solutions for companies, with numerous cards available under one account that can be customised to suit each cardholders needs. You can also benefit from high credit limits and International travel insurance.
| Card | Issuer | Balance Transfers | Purchases | Std APR p.a. | Annual Fee | Apply | ||
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Amex Small Business Domestic and Overseas Travel Insurance, No pre-set spending limit & Supplementary cards for employees |
N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | No Annual Fee in 1st Yr, then $169 | Apply > More Info |
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Citibank Business Gold Credit Card 4 months 0% on Balance Transfers & Purchases & Get 40,000 bonus Citibank reward points with first spend. |
0% | 4 mths | 0% | 4 mths | 20.74% | $149 | Apply > More Info |
You get no pre-set spending limit on this card giving you purchasing power that adjusts with your use of the Card so you can take advantage of business opportunities as they arise. Also, get 51 days interest free credit, helping your cashflow.
| Typical Rates | |
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| Annual Fee: | No Annual Fee in 1st Yr, then $169 |
| Standard Features | |
| Credit Limit: | Unlimited |
| Interest Free Days: | 51 days |
| On-Line Banking: | Yes |
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Get 40,000 bonus Citibank reward points with first spend!! Exchange for an 4 one way domestic flights (40,000 points) ipod Nano 16GB (33,600 points) choose from a list of 280 redeemable items!
| Introductory Offer | |
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| Balance Transfer Rate: | 0% for 4 months |
| Purchase Rate: | 0% 4 mths |
| Typical Rates | |
| Purchases: | 20.74% |
| Balance Transfers: | 20.74% |
| Balance Transfer Fee: | $0 |
| Cash Advance: | 21.49% |
| Annual Fee: | $149 |
| Standard Features | |
| Credit Limit: | ,000 |
| Interest Free Days: | 55 days |
| On-Line Banking: | No |
| Cashback | |
| Standard Cashback Rate: | 0% |
| Approval Criteria | |
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There are currently a number of different business credit cards available through a number of providers, each offering a broad range of features to accommodate all kinds of businesses.
These can range from discounts on business related products or services such as hotel chains, to points schemes offering points for every dollar spent, which can be converted into airmiles or rewards, as well as other perks such as worldwide travel insurance and concierge services.
You can also decide how you wish to monitor employee spending using statements that give information on all transactions.
Many business credit cards provide introductory offers, but interest rates still remain as competitive as personal credit cards. Annual fees tend to vary, but usually fall slightly higher than the average consumer credit card. This is offset by great rewards and points schemes.
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