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Last Chance: Chase Ink Business Unlimited 100K Bonus Points Offer

This no annual fee Chase Ink card is offering a highest-ever 100,000 point welcome bonus, worth up to $1,700 in travel rewards, but it's your last chance to apply.

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Ink Cash Vs. Ink Unlimited: How I’d Choose Between Chase’s No Annual Fee Business Cards

Chase offers two no annual fee cards in its excellent collection of Ink business cards: the Ink Business Cash Credit Card and the Ink Business Unlimited Credit Card. On paper the two look nearly identical, with the same annual fee (none), the same excellent welcome bonus, and the same trick for turning cash back into Ultimate Rewards points. The real difference is how each card earns rewards, and that’s where the choice gets interesting.

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig30 Jul

Best-Ever Chase Ink Business Cash Bonus: Earn 100K Bonus Points

The Ink Business Cash Credit Cardis part ofthe Chase Ink Business card portfolio, and is one of the best no annual fee cards out there. We’re currently seeing a huge limited time welcome offer available on the card, which is the best that weve ever seen. This is simply a phenomenal offer, especially given that this card has no annual fee. It’s anyone’s guess how much longer this sticks around, so in this post, I’d like to recap all the details.

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig5 Jul

Chase Ink Business Credit Cards: Bonuses, Benefits & Application Tips

While there are lots of excellent business credit cards out there, I’d argue that Chase’s portfolio of business cards — including the Ink Business Preferred Credit Card, Ink Business Cash Credit Card, Ink Business Unlimited Credit Card, and Sapphire Reserve for Business — are among the most compelling. The cards have exceptional welcome bonuses, great rewards structures, and valuable perks.

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig26 Jun

Chase Sapphire Preferred Vs. Ink Business Preferred: Which Is Better?

Two of my favorite mid-range credit cards are the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card (learn more) and Ink Business Preferred Credit Card (learn more). Both of these cards have ”Preferred” in the name, and they also have quite a bit of overlap. And with the Sapphire Preferred’s June 2026 refresh a bigger bonus, new categories, and new credits the cards are more competitive with one another than they’ve been in a long time, in terms of value proposition. In this post, I’d like to compare the two cards, and talk about which makes the most sense depending on your situation, including which to apply for first if you want both.

One Mile at a TimeOne Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig24 Jun