Chase Platinum Business Card
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Key Features
- Save with 0% APR for Up To 12 Months on Purchases and Balance Transfers*
- Free Online Reporting - Quarterly Reports Enable You to Monitor Your Business Spending
- No Annual Fee
- Platinum Business Benefits - Value Benefits Such as Travel and Emergency Assistance, Purchase Security and Extended Protection, and Travel Accident Insurance
- Visa Business Partner Advantage - Savings of Up To 20% From Leading Retailers with Special Offers on Computer Equipment, Office Supplies and More
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Do you have good credit? Are you looking to earn more for your business and make your business dollars stretch? Then the Chase Platinum Business Card is the card for you. The low introductory rate that applies to both balance transfers and purchases for the first year as a card holder along with the very low annual fee, and reasonable rate of interest after the introductory period has expired makes the Chase Platinum Business Card an appealing choice for many business owners and management. At the same time, not only can you enjoy the low rates, you will also have the opportunity to earn a three percent cash back reward on purchases made at eligible home improvement warehouses, hardware stores, building supply businesses, office supply stores, gas stations and even restaurants. For all other purchases, Chase Platinum Business Card cardholders have the opportunity to earn 1% cash back. In addition to those great rewards, as a business owner or manager, you will enjoy exclusive access to online tools for account management, quarterly reports, and extra card for colleagues or employees absolutely free. This is all in efforts to help you keep tabs on business expenses and better manage your money. Other benefits include discounts on business related items such as hotel rooms, car rentals, computer equipment, and office supplies. You further enjoy added benefits such as travel assistance, emergency assistance, rental car insurance, lost luggage insurance, and very helpful travel accidental insurance. Finance charges are determined by using what is called a two cycle average daily balance. This means that if you were to carry large balances on a monthly basis, your interest rates would be determined using that balance, the Chase Platinum Business Card is not an ideal solution for someone that carries a revolving balance. Review Date: 12/4/2006
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