BUSINESS CREDIT CARDS - COMPARE CORPORATE CREDIT CARDS
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Looking for corporate credit cards tailored to you business requirements? Whether you have a large or a small company and whatever your field, use Which way to pay to find and apply for your business credit cards. We rate cards from a wide range of issuers, helping you to assess which corporate credit cards will be the best fit for you and your business.
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There are business credit cards for the self-employed, charge cards with little or no interest (though you need to pay the full balance every month) and you can compare business credit cards fees, rates, reward points, exclusive offers, travel credits, options to personalise your card with your brand or logo and options to hold multiple corporate credit cards on your account.
CARD NAME  | ISSUER | REPRESENTATIVE APR | BALANCE TRANSFER RATE | BALANCE TRANSFER PERIOD | PURCHASE RATE | PURCHASE PERIOD | CASHBACK | APPLY |
Barclaycard Business Credit Card |  | 21.7% Example Representative ExampleN/A | N/A | N/A | 0% | 3 Months | N/A |  |
| A Barclaycard business credit card gives you 0% interest on purchases for 3 months from date of account your opening. That’s on top of up to 56 days of interest-free credit when you pay off your balance in full and on time each month . When it comes to supporting your cashflow, it all adds up to a lot of extra breathing space. DETAIL INFORMATION >> | ||||||||
Capital One Business Card | | 16.9% Example Representative ExampleAssuming a credit limit of £1,200, an interest rate on purchases of 16.94% p.a. variable, you will receive a 16.9% APR representative variable. | 16.94% | 0 days | 16.94% | 56 days | 5% | |
| Offering a competitive variable interest rate on purchases and up to 56 days interest free credit for no annual fee, the Capital One Business Card is a handy tool for any small business owners and the self employed. The most attractive feature of this card though is for the first three months cardholders earn 5% Cashback on everything you buy (maximum £100) and 1.14% unlimited Cashback thereafter. DETAIL INFORMATION >> | ||||||||
American Express Gold Business Charge Card. |  | 0% Example Representative ExampleNot available | 0% | N/A | 0% | 39 Days | N/A | |
| Every time you use the Preferred Rewards Gold Card, you’ll earn Membership Rewards points to redeem against
your choice of a huge range of travel partners including bmi, British Airways, Eurostar, Hilton, Sheraton, Virgin
Atlantic and many more. Get 1 point for virtually every £1 you spend and, double points for travel spend.
To help you get away sooner, apply now and you’ll get 20,000 bonus points when you spend just £500 in your first 3
months. That’s enough to whisk two people to Europe and back with British Airways. Or to upgrade to Premium
Economy on most destinations with Virgin Atlantic. The points can also be spent across 11 other airlines. DETAIL INFORMATION >> | ||||||||
AMEX Platinum Business Card | | 15.9% Example Representative ExampleNot available | 0% | N/A | 0% | 56 Days | N/A | |
| Up to 2% Money Back when you buy business supplies, tools, material and equipment, free additional cards and no annual fee. Apply online for one of these corporate credit cards. DETAIL INFORMATION >> | ||||||||
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