Ink from Chase Credit Card

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Another credit card review, this time “Ink from Chase.”

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.

Employers can get additional free credit cards for their employees that earn points for the associated rewards program.

Individual spending limits can be set for each employee, and related spending reports can be generated.

There are four types of Ink credit cards available, including Ink, Ink Plus, Ink Bold, and Ink Cash; annual fees range from $0-$95 (first year free for those with fees).

Ink Cash provides a 3% cash back rebate for eligible purchases at gas stations, hardware and home improvement stores, office supply stores, and restaurants (this is the biggie).

You’ll also earn 1% cash back for all other eligible purchases.

The Ink credit cards that provide rewards offer double points on air travel, as well as other annual bonuses.

Points associated with Ink from Chase are also more valuable than those redeemed for travel at American Express; for example, a flight that normally requires 35,000 points would only take 28,000.

Points can also be transferred to leading frequent flyer and hotel loyalty programs, and Ink Plus and Ink Bold grant free access to airport lounges in more than 100 countries.

All Ink cards also provide zero liability protection, early fraud warning, purchase protection, and extended warranty.

The Ink Bold provides all of the above along with price, return, and identity protection.

Most Ink from Chase credit cards also offer the Blueprint technology, which allows card holders to manage and track payments.

Some of the Ink cards provide 0% APR for the first six months on both purchases and balance transfers.

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This post was written on October 7, 2009
Posted Under: Credit News

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