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March 28, 2024

Ink Business Cash refresh

by Emily Thompson, Partnerships and Newsletter Editor

The Ink Business Cash® Credit Card is one of my favorite business credit cards on the market. It has no annual fee and earns 5% bonus rewards on my internet bill as well as anything I purchase at an office supply store, on the first $25,000 spent in combined purchases each account anniversary year.

And last week, the card got a refresh. If you apply for the card, you can earn up to $750 (or 75,000 points) as a tiered welcome bonus — $350 cash back after spending $3,000 on purchases in the first three months of opening an account, plus an additional $400 cash back after spending $6,000 in the first six months.

Even better, if you have a Chase Business Checking account and get the card by November, you’ll also earn a one-time 10% bonus on all eligible cash back earned in the first year of having the card.

If you are wondering if you qualify for a business credit card, be sure to read our guide — all types of businesses can qualify, from pet sitting to freelancing.

Now, here’s a lesser-known perk to get even more value out of your rewards. As the name implies, the Ink Business Cash is a cash-back card on its own. But if you also have a card that earns transferable Chase Ultimate Rewards points — like the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card, Chase Sapphire Reserve® or Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card — you can combine your rewards and get that cash back as points instead. This will allow you to take advantage of Chase’s full lineup of hotel and airline transfer partners when you’re ready to make a redemption.

If you want to earn some additional cash back or Chase Ultimate Rewards points this year, this bonus can be a great one to take advantage of.

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Happy earning!

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Today’s top stories

The buzziest summer travel destinations for 2024, according to Google

Google Flights has just released its list of the top destinations for summer 2024. The list is compiled based on the most searched-for destinations by travelers within the U.S.

Deal alert: Spend summer in Iceland from $418 round-trip

Icelandair is offering round-trip tickets to Iceland from Boston, Detroit, New York City, Seattle and other U.S. cities for as low as $418.

Last chance: Earn up to 165,000 points with these IHG card offers

IHG is offering elevated bonuses on its two personal credit cards. Here are the details.

Uh oh: Chase Sapphire Reserve to lose Priority Pass restaurant access

Chase has decided to remove Priority Pass restaurant access from three of its premium cards. Here are the others that can still get you free food and drinks.

These are the best all-inclusive resorts in the Maldives, from overwater bungalows to family-friendly getaways

From lavish overwater bungalows to kids clubs with plenty of activities on land and in the water, here are the best all-inclusive Maldives resorts.

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