Chase’s newest business credit card, the New Business Card! Ink Business Premier℠ Credit Card, is now publicly available to apply for. This new entry helps round out Chase’s Ink card lineup and will be especially appealing for big spenders, though it does come with the steepest annual fee of the bunch at $195 per year.
Here’s everything you need to know about this new card to help determine if it’s a good fit for your business’ needs.
Ink Business Premier Card Welcome Offer
Ink Business Premier Card Rewards
Chase Ink Business Premier Credit Card. Image Credit: Chase
The new card earns rewards at the following rates:
- 5% cash-back on travel purchases made through the Chase travel portal
- 2.5% cash-back on purchase of $5,000 or more
- 2% cash-back on all other purchases
As you may know, other cash-back Chase business cards, like Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card and Ink Business Cash® Credit Card, earn cash-back rewards in the form of Ultimate Rewards points that you can then combine with cards that offer access to travel transfer partners, like the Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card.
However, it seems that while the Ink Business Premier card will earn Ultimate Rewards, you are not able to utilize transfer partners or combine these points with your other Ultimate Rewards-earning cards.
Hot Tip: Is the Ink Business Premier card right for your business? Check out our guide to the best Chase business credit cards for cash-back and rewards to see which card might benefit you most.
Ink Business Premier Card Benefits
While the Ink Business Premier card does charge a $195 annual fee, it also offers the following benefits:
- No foreign transaction fees
- No fees for additional employee cards
- Cell phone protection, up to $1,000 per year in total coverage with a $100 deductible
- Trip delay reimbursement
- Trip cancellation/interruption insurance
- Primary rental car coverage
- Purchase protection
- Extended warranty coverage
Final Thoughts
Since the Ink Business Premier card does not offer Ultimate Rewards points pooling and its primary use is a cash-back card, then it likely will only be useful for large businesses with high levels of spending. After all, there are already cash-back cards on the market, like the Capital One Spark Cash Plus Card and the American Express Blue Business Cash™ Card that earn 2% back on all purchases up to $50,000 per year (1% thereafter) with lower annual fees.
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