Written by Sarah Page Maxwell @ MileValue
Applying for business credit cards is a great way to earn more miles and points than you already do, but many people don’t apply for business cards because they incorrectly believe they don’t qualify. You don’t need to have employees, nor does your business need to be profitable. Using a social security number instead of […]
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Top 10 Business Credit Cards for Travel Rewards: June 2019
Written by Sarah Page Maxwell @ MileValue
Applying for business credit cards is a great way to earn more miles and points than you already do, but many people don’t apply for business cards because they incorrectly believe they don’t qualify. You don’t need to have employees, nor does your business need to be profitable. You can use your social security number […]
Top 10 Credit Cards for Travel Rewards: July 2019
Written by Scott Grimmer @ MileValue
There are a lot of reasons to collect miles and points. For free First Class flights and luxury hotel stays To travel to more countries than you could otherwise afford (like Norway, pictured above) To take your family on vacation To visit home for the holidays To earn big rewards for everyday spending And the amazing […]
Which Credit Cards Should I sign Up For? Step By Step Instructions
Written by Miriam Abrams @ Deals Seeker
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This blog post was inspired by Yisroel’s question on the Dansdeals facebook group. Here is his question:
“What would you recommend to someone opening their first credit cards? They already have excellent credit and are primarily looking for the best rewarding cards or best bonuses for signing up.”
Rule of thumb: Chose 1 personal and 1 business card from each bank. You can “churn” every three months. But make sure to watch your credit score, which you can do for free with CreditSesame or CreditKarma. (my referral links).
The term “churn” used to mean that one would reapply for the same credit card (after having cancelled it) to receive the bonus again. Today, the word “churn” is used more loosely and is now also understood to mean signing up for lots of credit cards at the same time (the same day). Here, I will use it in its latter meaning.