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My husband and I are looking for a lower interest credit card with a $3,000 initial credit line for our business so that we can purchase inventory. Which card do you recommend we apply for? My bankruptcy was in 2000 and I have had very good credit since.

Answered on March 1, 2018 | Updated on March 1st, 2018

Tags: Business, Credit Limit, Interest Rates

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You should consider a business credit card. They usually have low interest rates and high credit lines. Many of them also offer a zero percent introductory period on purchases as well as different reward programs. You will be able to earn bonus points or cash back. Also, if you fly a lot you can apply for a card that offers bonus miles. Most business cards also offer free additional credit cards, which is good since you and your husband will likely be using the card.

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