Get $500 Cash Back with One Business Credit Card

Get $500 Cash Back with One Business Credit Card
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By Mark Jackson on March 26, 2018

An offer previously only available in-branch is now available to all applicants. The Chase Ink Cash Business Card is now offering $500 cash back after $3,000 in spend in three months. Read on to see why this offer is a compelling one, and how you can make it even more valuable!

The Chase Ink Cash Business Card is one of my favorite business cards for several reasons. One, the new sign-up offer is excellent. $500 cash back on $3,000 is like getting 17.66% of your spending back in your wallet. The previous public bonus was only $300 cash back. You’ll also receive 5% cash back on your first $25,000 in office supply stores, internet, cable, and phone services each account anniversary year, 2% back on your first $25,000 spent on gas stations and restaurants each anniversary year, and 1% on everything else. Even better, there’s no annual fee.

Extend Your Rewards with Another Ultimate Rewards Credit Card

You can use your points to stay at the Park Hyatt Tokyo (and catch a glimpse of Mt. Fuji!) Photo by Mark Jackson
Photo by Mark Jackson © 2018. All rights reserved.

One secret is for folks that already have an Ultimate Rewards credit card issued by Chase, like the Chase Sapphire Preferred, Chase Sapphire Reserve, or Chase Ink Preferred credit cards. That’s because if you have a cash-back card like the Ink Cash credit card, that cash back can be converted into Ultimate Rewards points at a 1 cent to 1 point ratio. Since I value Ultimate Rewards points at 2 cents per dollar, that’s like doubling your return from the sign-up bonus and spending! I’ve used Ultimate Rewards points to travel to the Maldives in business class, propose to my wife, and stay at fabulous Hyatts on our honeymoon.

Overall

If you’re a small-business owner, the Chase Ink Cash credit card is an excellent option. I love its current sign-up bonus, the fact that there’s no annual fee, and that you can transfer your cash back into Ultimate Rewards points if you have an applicable product. If you have any questions, reach out in the comments below!