Grab a chair, kitten. Yes you - the business adventurer. One task that I’m always asked to complete is a comparison of … something. Sometimes it’s newsletter services, sometimes it’s finding the best deal for flowers. A few weeks ago, a friend of mine asked what credit card I was using for my business because she was doing some research and wanted to find the best overall deal for a business card. Never one to turn down a challenge, I helped her with some of her research and found a great site that could help you not only find the right credit card for you, but could potentially lower your bills. Sweet.
If you’re looking for a way to compare credit cards, you should check out BillShrink. You can enter a few details (like whether or not you pay off your full balance every month) and they’ll do their magic to find out what card is best suited to you. You can also head over to their press page and read or watch some video on different subjects like finding the right credit card, saving money, advice on your credit score.
I also took a look directly on the Visa site, and they have a great resource section for small businesses including information on marketing, cashflow management, and technology + business management.
Let’s hear it – what card do you use? Love it or hate it?
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I have a business Visa through TD Canada Trust, but when you pay off your credit card balance every month on time, the interest rate and other factors are much less important. You want a card you can access online and another thing is how far back you can go to export excel files/reports for tax purposes. TD only goes back 6 months for credit cards but 18 months for bank account statements.
Accessing files like that is a great point that I had never considered before. Thanks for your input Will!
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