Signup Bonuses for Business Credit Cards (Anyone can Apply)
Tip It!Business Credit Card Bonuses
Starwood Preferred Guest Business Credit Card from AmEx Open
Airline: Over 30 frequent flyer programs, most on a 1:1 basis
Bonus Points/Miles: 10,000 Starpoints with your first purchase. Earn 1 Starpoint for virtually every dollar you spend on the Card and 2 Starpoints at participating Starwood hotels and resorts
Annual Fee: $0 for the first year – a savings of $45
Notes: Voted Best Affinity Credit Card by frequent travelers as awarded in the 19th Annual Freddie Awards.
Gold Delta SkyMiles Business Credit Card from AmEx Open
Airline: Delta & Northwest
Bonus Points/Miles: 20k upon first purchase, 5k miles when you sign up for 2 additional cards. 1 mile for every eligible dollar spent, 2 miles for every eligible dollar spent on qualifying Delta & Northwest flights
Annual Fee: $0 for the first year – a savings of $95
Notes: No limit to the number of miles you can earn, and miles do not expire as long as you use the Card. Receive a $99 companion certificate every year you renew your card. No seat restrictions or blackout dates on Delta & Northwest flights by using the Pay with Miles feature
JetBlue Business Card from AmEx Open
Airline: JetBlue
Bonus Points/Miles: 10k TrueBlue points upon first purchase, up to 8 points for every eligible dollar spent at jetblue.com
Annual Fee: $40
Notes: Redeem for any flight, with no blackout dates
Also check out my master list of credit cards with signup bonuses.
Published on November 27th, 2006 - 7 Comments
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November 28th, 2006 at 12:15 am
Thanks for the tips! Perfect timing, my LLC is up and running and I’m looking for a better card myself. Looks like the AmEx Gold is probably the best bet.
I imagine that for a new company with no credit history, the application will probably have to use an SSN anyway to get approved.
November 28th, 2006 at 2:50 am
You can also get a Citi Sony card and get a $150 statement credit at: http://www.sonystyle.com
November 28th, 2006 at 9:07 am
Good timing on this post. I’ve recently been researching various credit cards for these types of offers. Well written…
November 28th, 2006 at 9:39 pm
Good work on tackling the separating of your business and personal finances. Most people don’t really figure this out until halfway into their first year. Making proper equity deposits and equity withdrawals to go between personal and business will keep your tax prep pro/bookkeeper happier than you’ll ever know. (assuming you’re not taking on the tax prep yourself!) Best of luck the the side business.
May 1st, 2007 at 1:28 pm
Yeah, people tend to shun business credit card applications if they have no legitimate businesses not knowing that they are missing out on fabulous offers. It’s perfectly fine. Compare business credit cards so you’ll be able to weigh your options and if you think you’ve found the right one, go for it.
October 6th, 2007 at 7:21 pm
your link for CitiBusiness PremierPass MasterCard doesn’t open a link for an application page with those terms. Do you actually have one? Please either send code or a new link to me via email for applying now with the specific terms you mention in the blog. thanks
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