Credit Card Reviews - Page 2

Blue for Business® from American Express is a no-annual fee card with a 0% introductory APR for up to a year. It has a sign-on bonus of 10,000 Membership Rewards points with the first purchase, and lets business owners save on things like office supplies and shipping. Continue reading

This travel rewards credit card for businesses has a relatively low annual fee, offers double reward miles on purchases that businesses make often, and gives VIP perks to employees who find themselves in airports frequently. Citi, a Credit-Land.com advertising partner, offers the CitiBusiness^® / AAdvantage^® Platinum Select^® Mastercard^® that… Continue reading

This American Express Business card partners with a popular hotel rewards program, the Starwood Preferred Guest® Program. This rewards program is even better when you use the card to earn points with every purchase. The low annual fee is waived the first year. Continue reading

The Business Green Rewards charge card from American Express OPEN has a sign-on bonus of 5,000 points for the first purchase. You also get points for purchases made by employees. Continue reading

The Discover it® Miles offers new members 14 months of zero introductory interest on purchases (after that the ongoing APR will be 11.99% - 22.99% Variable APR) and low APR on balance transfers, boasts a new miles… Continue reading

This business charge card from American Express comes with a long list of benefits. For certain customers, it’s the elite card they have been searching for. But be forewarned. It doesn’t come cheap. Continue reading

The Citi^® / AAdvantage^® Platinum Select^® World Elite Mastercard^® is a great choice for frequent flyers, especially if American Airlines is their airline of choice. Miles earned can be used toward flights on American or any of its 13 oneworld Alliance partners and a dozen other carriers it has agreements with. Continue reading

Two Disney credit cards from Chase/Visa offer rewards for Disney fans, along with the reliability and great service that Chase and Visa are known for – but with two different cards to choose from, which one delivers the most magical rewards? Continue reading

The Slate card from Chase offers a zero percent introductory fee on balance transfers for 15 months, with no balance transfer fee – plus a whole host of great options for paying off your balance, including tools that help you manage your payments. Continue reading