Welcome bonuses are a way for credit card companies to entice new customers to sign up for their products. They’re also a great way for consumers to rack up a ton of points or cash back in a short period of time.  

Currently, Chase is offering a $900 cash back bonus (which can convert to 90,000 points) when you spend $6,000 in the first three months after signing up for either the Ink Business Cash® Credit Card or the Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card.

You might be wondering why do you need business credit cards? Or maybe you think you can’t qualify for one because you don’t own what most people would perceive as business? There are a lot of misconceptions about what qualifies as a business, who is eligible and how to apply for these cards.

However, business cards often come with some of the most attractive welcome offers and have the most generous earning structure. They can prove to be extremely rewarding for anyone who is willing to learn and understand the rules.

If we were to start handing out awards here at MileValue, we can officially declare Chase the winner of some of the most exciting updates in the credit card marketplace for September 2020. Between updating the welcome bonus on the Chase Sapphire Preferred to 80,000 points, and improving the Chase Freedom Unlimited® and the introduction of the Chase Freedom Flex℠, Chase has been all over the news in the points and miles world as of late.

And guess what: they’re back in the news again.

I just applied for the Chase Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card.

5/24 is a buzzword in the miles and points sphere. It refers to the fact that Chase will cut you off from eligibility for their credit cards once you’ve opened five credit cards from any bank in the last 24 months (not counting most business cards).