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If you have a small business or side hustle, it really helps to keep your expenses separate from any personal spending — especially when tax season rolls around. But limiting your business spending to certain credit cards doesn't just help organize your finances; it can also earn you even more rewards, since the best business credit cards offer bonus points or cash back on common business categories like office supply stores, internet, and phone services.
Two of our favorite business cards — the
Ink Business Cash and Ink Business Unlimited elevated welcome offers
Starting today and running for a limited time (we don't know the end date yet), the
That's $150 more in value than the typical welcome bonus. You don't even have to meet a higher minimum spending requirement to earn this higher bonus.
Which card is right for you?
Both the
But the way the two cards earn rewards is different. If the new welcome offer has you interested but you're not sure which card is a better fit for you, here's a rundown of how they differ.
Ink Business Cash® Credit Card - Product Name Only
This card earns bonus cash back on different business-related spending categories:
- 5% cash back on the first $25,000 spent in combined purchases at office supply stores and on internet, cable, and phone services each account anniversary year
- 2% cash back on the first $25,000 spent in combined purchases at gas stations and restaurants each account anniversary year
You'll earn 1% cash back on all other purchases, with no cap on what you can earn.
Read our Ink Business Cash card review for more details.
Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card - Product Name Only
Instead of earning bonus cash back on certain spending categories, this card earns 1.5% cash back on every purchase, with no cap on what you can earn.
If you don't spend a lot at office supply stores and internet, phone, and TV, this earning structure will likely be the better option. It's also a better option for those who prefer simplicity and don't want to keep track of bonus categories.
You can learn more in our Ink Business Unlimited card review, and check out our comparison of the Ink Business Cash vs. the Ink Business Unlimited card.
We don't know how long this elevated welcome offer will stick around, so don't wait too long to apply if you're interested!