1st business card

[Anonymous]

I was recently approved for a chase business card with a starting like of $5,000.

My reported revenue from my brand new business was 3,000. Do I need to keep updating with chase my business revenue growth to justify charging more things to this card? I always pay in full after the statement cuts, I just didn’t know If I needed to call them to justify why I’m spending more each month.

Also, does anyone know when this card finally reports to my credit report?

Thank you

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Which Chase Business card ?

[LittleSal]

Chase business credit cards don’t report to your personal credit report unless you default.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
I was recently approved for a chase business card with a starting like of $5,000.

My reported revenue from my brand new business was 3,000. Do I need to keep updating with chase my business revenue growth to justify charging more things to this card? I always pay in full after the statement cuts, I just didn’t know If I needed to call them to justify why I’m spending more each month.

Also, does anyone know when this card finally reports to my credit report?

Thank you

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You probably should update your business revenue if it grows a lot so that they will consider CLIs in the future.  But you don’t need to worry about charging a lot on the card if the charge is approved.  As long as you pay them Chase doesn’t care how much you charge each month.  

[Anonymous]

Thanks Irish for the info.

It was the Marriott Card