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The Blue Business® Plus Credit Card from American Express
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One of the very best small business credit cards is The Blue Business® Plus Credit Card from American Express. It offers 2x points, regardless of category, on every single dollar you spend, up to $50k, after that you’ll earn 1x per dollar.
Note these offers come and go so keep an eye out for when they chance and shoot me an email if you see a better one than what I have listed and I’ll embed the link.
Does this count against your 5/24?
Amex does not report business cards on your personal credit report, so this will not add to your Chase 5/24 number
Is this the best offer ever?
The best ever has been 50k after $12k spend in 12 months. That Referral offer comes and goes. You should definitely reference our best offers spreadsheet
You may be a small business and not know it.
Do you tutor as a side gig? Buy and Sell on Ebay for profit? Perhaps you consult to subsidize your income. Blog, Vlog, or get paid to walk the dog? All of these things, and similar activities, may actually qualify you to be a sole proprietor and thus…a small business. Why not have a card that segregates all those expenses and make your life easier come tax time.
You can read all about Small Business Credit Cards here
If you’re earning income on a 1099, you’re good to go. Some examples of those are…
- Online Coaches, tutors, etc
- Uber and Lyft drivers (assuming they still get 1099s whenever you’re reading this).
- DoorDash, GrubHub and Postmates
- Social Media income ( TikTok, Instagram, YouTube )
- Cater Waiters
- Personal Trainers
- Dog Walkers
- Freelance graphic designers and web designers
- Singers, artists, dancers, models, etc
- Virtual Assistants
- Ebay, Amazon and Facebook resellers
American Express Referrals
Often times Amex referrals have more generous offers than the ones you’ll see publicly. We always publish the best offer regardless of whether we make a commission. Currently, this is the best offer we can find.
We keep referral pages for the following cards
- The Platinum Card® from American Express
- American Express® Gold Card
- The Business Platinum Card® from American Express
- American Express® Green Card
- American Express® Business Gold Card
- Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card
- Blue Business® Plus Credit Card
- The American Express Blue Business Cash™ Card
- Amex EveryDay® Preferred
2x on everything
As I mentioned up above, you get 2x on every single purchase, up to $50k a year, then 1x
Referrals
I make 55k a year, per card, on every single Amex that I keep in my wallet. If you’re a regular reader of the blog, you know that I push my links first, then family and friends, and ultimately you guys. I run contests and promos where you can win a featured slot, but also just randomly select links you add in the comments section. Feel free to add your referrals down below.
Overall
This is a card that I keep in my wallet and use all the time, it’s been in our Monkey Miles top cards since it was introduced, and fills in the category bonus gaps that mean you never earn less than 2 Membership Rewards per dollar spent. That’s pretty fantastic.
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