Business Credit Cards Blog Posts | Page 2

Getting a business credit card is more than just finding a card you like and making sure you have a good credit score when you apply. By following these five steps, you can ensure that you’re seeking the cards that fit your business goals in the first place. You’ll also get a better understanding of what you should do before and during the application process.

In this post, we’re going to explain your business credit score and whether or not it is important (spoiler alert: it is). We’ll also look at the different types of business credit scores, how they’re calculated, and how you can access yours.

Online services offering free access to your credit score have proliferated in recent years. This growth shouldn’t be surprising to anyone, considering how important one’s credit score has become in determining access to all manner of life opportunities. Seeing this trend, several banks and credit card issuers have decided to get in on the action, […]

Discover Credit Scorecard is a great way to keep an eye on your FICO score and the factors that go into determining your FICO score.

Corporate credit cards are designed for large companies and corporations. Business credit cards, meanwhile, work similarly to traditional personal credit cards.

When overwhelmed by debt, it’s tempting to look for the quickest, easiest path out. Unfortunately, paying down debt is a process that takes time. Even if you are a good candidate for credit card debt consolidation and have the credit score to unlock low rates on a balance transfer card or a loan, this doesn’t mean your debt will go away overnight.

There are many reasons why travelers with income to spare may be attracted to the benefits of a travel rewards credit card. These cards typically carry hefty annual fees, but the frequent flier can make up this value (and then some) by taking strategic advantage of the high-value travel perks that often come with these […]

Despite the real differences involved in our VantageScore vs. FICO comparison, these differences should have minimal impact on your scores, ability to apply for loans, credit cards, etc. So long as you practice good credit discipline, you shouldn’t have a problem building and maintaining an attractive credit profile.

Fuel cards (also known as fleet cards) are designed to help trucking companies save money on fuel and maintenance costs and monitor their workforce’s spending. Check out this roundup of the best fuel cards and find the best fit for your trucking business.

Wonder how long it’ll take to improve your credit score? Learn what you need to know in our guide!