Small businesses need credit and issuers like Chase are hip to the idea. Chase currently offers four versions of their Ink line of small business credit cards, all of which offer consumers and small business owners a 25,000 point bonus. One of those cards is the Ink Classic.
The Chase Ink℠ Classic provides cardholders 25,000 bonus points after making $5,000 in purchases in the first 3 months. This small business credit card also has no annual fee, which means that you won’t be returning the initial $150 statement credit little by little and includes a 0% intro APR on purchases for six months. After the intro period, the APR reverts to 13.24%, dependent on the credit history of the applicant.
But the best feature the Chase Ink℠ Classic as is certainly it’s rewards program. Rewards points can be earned the following ways:
- 25,000 bonus points after you spend $5,000 in the first 3 months!*
- 5X points per dollar on the first $25,000 spent annually on office supply store purchases, cellular/landline phone service, and cable services*
- 2X points per dollar on the first $25,000 spent annually on fuel and dining*
- 1 point per dollar on all other card purchases with no limit on the amount you can earn*
- Cash back rewards do not expire
- 0% Introductory APR for 6 months*
- No Annual Fee
Effectively, this provides cardholders with a 1% cash back small business card with the opportunity to earn up to 10% cash back on selective purchases throughout the year. All small business owners will be able to obtain additional cards for free and set spending limits on each card, allowing an easy way to track employee spending.
The Ink Classic is an excellent option for any small business owner in need of credit or a way to track every purchase while saving a little extra on the side. The Ultimate Rewards program Chase offers is top notch and the 25,000 bonus points offer is for a limited time only. For more information, visit the secure landing page of the Ink℠ Classic.
Published or updated January 6, 2012.
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