Using a small-business rewards card gives you a huge advantage to accumulate points for travel. The banks are more motivated than ever to find new customers, and that means offers are getting far more generous. But that doesn’t mean you should settle for a card with an annual fee—especially if your expenses are limited. Here are the top no-annual-fee cards that can supercharge your rewards.

Primary car rental insurance is one of the unsung heroes of rewards credit card perks. It can save you a bundle on the cost to rent a vehicle, but you need to understand what coverage you can safely decline and make sure you pay with the right card to maximize your benefits.

The key to successful rewards travel is flexibility. In today’s post, we break down the benefits of cash back, fixed-value, and transferrable points to help you find the right type of rewards for big travel savings.

Monday March 18, 2019 marks the final day of Chase’s limited-time 75,000 mile offer on the United℠ Explorer Business Card, but we think most business owners will get far more long-term value with the Ink family of business cards. In today’s post, we break down how the rewards stack up.

Chase Ink Business credit cards provide a great opportunity to accelerate your rewards earning by adding a small business Ultimate Rewards earning credit card to your wallet, which pairs nicely with any of the handful of consumer Ultimate Rewards cards available.

The Ink Business Unlimited℠ Credit Card is the latest card to join Chase’s standout line of business credit cards. This card is the business version of the popular Chase Freedom Unlimited and is one of the best companion business cards on the market for everyday spend earning a solid 1.5 Ultimate Rewards per dollar with no cap on earning.

We know that you can use personal credit cards to earn points, miles and other rewards but did you know you can do the same with your small business? With so many options, which is the best one for you?

If you have one or more Chase Ultimate Rewards earning credit cards, you’ll notice that the points earned on each card account are associated with that particular card. If you want to maximize your rewards for redemption, you’ll want to consider combining those points to the card that provides the most value for each point. Combining points is easy, fast and free.

Whether you’re a one-man-band, bootstrapped out of your parent’s garage, or department head at a multi-national corporation, office supplies and cellular services can make up a significant portion of your business spend each month.

Looking for the right card strategy to maximize your Ultimate Rewards earning? We’ve put together a 2, 3, 4, and 5 card setup to get the most from each dollar you spend.