Which credit card is the best fit for your business?

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Much like individuals use their personal credit cards, businesses and corporations will use a corporate credit card to make purchases and keep control of their expenses made by employees such as travel, hospitality and other business expenses.

Features of a corporate credit card include:

Detailed and itemised statements to keep track of purchases
Ability to add additional cards to give to different employees
Some financial institutions may also offer discounts and free insurance cover, but check with your institution when applying.
Some offer reward programs on purchases

Get started in your quest for your new business credit card by searching, researching and shopping around for a great deal. As well as looking for competitive interest rates and fees, pay close attention to the rewards and features on offer too. Corporate and business credit cards offer a lot more rewards than your standard personal credit cards.

Compare an extensive range of Australian business credit cards to find one that offers you all the services you require as a business.

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Yes, as credit card providers look at your annual income amount as well as your occupation. Minimum income requirements tend to be between $30,000 – $40,000 for standard and rewards credit cards, however low income credit cards can have minimum income requirements as low as $15,000 per year.

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