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Welcome to Card Talk. The show where we help you decide if this credit card

card belongs in your collection. The Chase Inc. Business Preferred card.

Let's get into the details about this one in today's card talk.

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like this video wherever you're watching so let's talk about the chase ink business preferred

a $95 annual fee no foreign transaction fee it earns valuable chase ultimate rewards points

which is chase is transferable currency so number of different ways to use ultimate rewards points, but the reason we get

most excited is the ability to transfer to all of their various airline and hotel partners. Usually

has a great welcome bonus, sometimes really fantastic, but even when it's not at its elevated

point, it's still high. So this is one that's almost always a pretty good deal. And not only is it a good deal on its own, but it's possible to get more than once, right?

You can have more than one of this card?

Yeah.

So, you know, let's say you have multiple businesses.

You could apply under each business.

Maybe you have one business, but you have multiple reasons to sort of separate your spend. You can apply for multiple under one business

even. And of course, that doesn't guarantee that you get approved for multiple, but there's no

rules against it, which is the point we're making here. The card also has a pretty good earning rate. So, you know, you get three points

per dollar for travel. And that's like all travel. It's a very wide definition of travel,

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