Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Cash Back Business Credit Cards
Numerous business credit cards offer cash back rewards for business spending. As with airline miles, these rewards can be used as a bonus back to the company or employees. "These cards provide rewards that allow you to reinvest them back into business. The Simply Cash Business Card or Blue Cash for Business Card ,along with the Platinum with Rewards Card offer up to 5 percent cash back on all purchases.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Credit On Time
Cash back credit card is a good option for those who pay off their credit due on time.If you have outstanding balance,the interest due may be adjusted against the cash back you have earned.In essence,a cash back credit card is like a discount card.You can use it to purchase virtually anything from any place.Your cash back will accumulate in to your credit and that can be used for some other purpose.You may think the small percentage offered is not of any substantial worth.But when accumulated over a period, it can be a good amount.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Cash Back Credit Card Flexibility
It is not like other reward credit cards.It is very flexible and you can use it anywhere because it is not a specific credit card.In other kinds or reward credit cards you can get a discount only at specified points.For instance,in an air miles credit card,you can get discount only on airline tickets or you can win some additional miles.Though there are several credit card brands,the most popular are:HSBC Platinum Mastercard with Cash Back Rewards;Bank of America Cash Rewards Platinum Plus MasterCard; Discover Open Road Card,Discover More Card; HSBC Weekend Card; Capital One No Hassle Cash Rewards Card; Chase Freedom Credit Card; and Bucksback Platinum Edition Visa Card.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Cash Bask Cards
Cash back credit cards are generally redeemed at the end of the year. However, some card issuers redeem the benefits on the accumulation of certain number of points. You should be considering the rate of interest chargeable rather than the benefits offered.
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