Best business credit card with 0% intro APR and no foreign transaction fees

[Schmoopy]

Hey,

I'm looking for a business credit card with 0% intro APR and no foreign transaction fees.

I saw Wells Fargo Business platinum credit card offers that together with $300 cash back after spending $3000 & 1.5% cash back.

BofA Travel Rewards business card also offers that with $300 travel credit after spedning $3000 & 1.5% cash back as well. It also offers 3% back on travel booked at the BofA portal.

Is it safe to assume WF will pull EX only while BofA could end up pulling all 3 bureaus?

Does anyone know a business card that can beat it? Needs to have 0% intro APR *and* no foreign transaction fees. Thanks!

[Schmoopy]

I also have an existing relationship with Bank of America - two personal credit cards and another business card. Any chance BofA will do a soft pull only cause of that or unlikely?

[MrDisco99]

0% intro and no FTF... I don't know... Cap1?

[Schmoopy]

Thanks. The cap1 card with 0% APR does have FTF.

I applied to BofA business travel rewards and was approved for $10,500 credit limit. They pulled TU. I'm In CA. 

[SouthJamaica]

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@Schmoopy wrote:

Thanks. The cap1 card with 0% APR does have FTF.

I applied to BofA business travel rewards and was approved for $10,500 credit limit. They pulled TU. I'm In CA. 

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Congratulations. Enjoy the card.

[cashorcharge]

WooHoo!! Congratulations on your BofA Approval!!👏🏼🍾🥂

[SPChaser]

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@Schmoopy wrote:

Hey,

I'm looking for a business credit card with 0% intro APR and no foreign transaction fees.

I saw Wells Fargo Business platinum credit card offers that together with $300 cash back after spending $3000 & 1.5% cash back.

BofA Travel Rewards business card also offers that with $300 travel credit after spedning $3000 & 1.5% cash back as well. It also offers 3% back on travel booked at the BofA portal.

Is it safe to assume WF will pull EX only while BofA could end up pulling all 3 bureaus?

Does anyone know a business card that can beat it? Needs to have 0% intro APR *and* no foreign transaction fees. Thanks!

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What about Amex Platinum Business card? I know it's a charge card, but I think they're still offering 0% APR for 12 months. My only caveat is that depending on your POT limit, the card may not be beneficial. Yeah, you would have no interest for a year, but if that POT limit is $2000, there is not much you can do with that if you're  planning on a much bigger purchase to pay off later on. 

[trvlscmmr]

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@SPChaser wrote:

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@Schmoopy wrote:

Hey,

I'm looking for a business credit card with 0% intro APR and no foreign transaction fees.

I saw Wells Fargo Business platinum credit card offers that together with $300 cash back after spending $3000 & 1.5% cash back.

BofA Travel Rewards business card also offers that with $300 travel credit after spedning $3000 & 1.5% cash back as well. It also offers 3% back on travel booked at the BofA portal.

Is it safe to assume WF will pull EX only while BofA could end up pulling all 3 bureaus?

Does anyone know a business card that can beat it? Needs to have 0% intro APR *and* no foreign transaction fees. Thanks!

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What about Amex Platinum Business card? I know it's a charge card, but I think they're still offering 0% APR for 12 months. My only caveat is that depending on your POT limit, the card may not be beneficial. Yeah, you would have no interest for a year, but if that POT limit is $2000, there is not much you can do with that if you're  planning on a much bigger purchase to pay off later on. 

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The 0% Amex Business Plat intro offer is only for purchases $100 or more, purchases that qualify for pay over time. 

[AzCreditGuy]

I have gotten some great information on this site for Business Credit, but if I wanted more credit for my Business after learning so much here. I wouldnt bother with my current banks USBank or Wells Fargo...Just for the sake getting more INQs on my personal report. I just obtained a GM Business CC with 0% APR and Soft Pulls on my Personal and Business and nice hefty CL at $31k. The banks would my last resort and even than I wouldnt be happy going with them.