Spark Miles is a travel rewards card offered by Capital One. Capital One Spark Miles might be worth a look if you or your employees do a lot of travel, and you want a card with flexible travel rewards.

Unlimited 2% cash back sounds like a great deal — but is it worth the $150 annual fee? Find out if Spark Cash Plus, offered by Capital One, is the right credit card for your small business.

Bank of America offers a large, versatile breadth of loan products at competitive rates, but at the cost of fairly conservative lending practices and standards. Business loans from Bank of America are suited for small to large businesses. Despite its low-interest rates, it has stringent borrower qualifications and a poor public reputation.

With unlimited 1.5% cash back and no annual fee, Spark Cash Select, offered by Capital One, sounds like a great credit card for small businesses. But are there any downsides? And are there any better cards out there? Find out in our comprehensive review.

First Data Global Leasing has the dubious distinction of being among our rogue’s gallery of the processing industry’s worst credit card terminal leasing companies. While it offers high-quality products in the Clover line of terminals and POS systems, it’s disheartening that an industry leader such as Fiserv would condone awful business practices by a subsidiary.

Chase Bank has some of the best lending rates in the country. Those elite rates are available mostly to an elite clientele. Still, if you have a stable, profitable business and/or a stellar credit rating, it’s not a bad idea to talk to your local Chase Bank loan officer to see if you could qualify.

Ink Business Cash is a cash back card offered by Chase. Chase Ink Business Cash is one of the few cards available that offer 5% cash back on some purchases.

Ink Business Preferred is Chase’s flagship business credit card. Its rewards program is excellent, whether you’re using it for traveling or for simply earning points for cash back or other rewards.

QuickBooks Premier is ideal for small to medium-sized businesses that have outgrown QuickBooks Pro and need more users, more reports, and industry-specific features. The downsides? More features come at a higher cost and there’s still a learning curve.

Wells Fargo offers unsecured business loans, lines of credit, and SBA loans to its business customers. Wells Fargo’s rates, terms, and fees are significantly better than you’ll find in most of the alternative market. But they have strict borrower qualifications and businesses with revenue problems will probably have a hard time meeting them.