PG/NON-PG Business Credit Cards

For those who are new to building business credit it is Imperative you have or are working on bettering your personal credit. Building business credit with poor personal credit is EXPENSIVE. All major established credit card companies will require PG (Personal Guarantee) before approving credit cards with large limits; with that in mind there are plenty of options out there that don’t require PG. These Non-PG or cards that require NO Personal Guarantee are cards that fall under Tier 2 and require you already have some sort of established business credit (4-11 Tradelines we recommend.) We recommend staying away from Capital one as they report business utilization on your personal credit, and the limits given out are typically small relative to some of the other lenders out there.

Citizen’s Bank offers 2 Great Business Cards.

Business Everyday Points

Highlights: No Annual Fee, 0% interest for the first 6 months.

Business Platinum Credit Card

Highlights: No Annual Fee, 0% Interest for 12 months!

Capital on Tap

Highlights: High Limits up to $50,000, Great rates 9.99%-34.99%.

Kleer Card

This card is great for building business credit! Every purchase made using the card helps build credit.

Sam’s Club Mastercard

Tier 2 Card. Fairly easy to obtain. Downfall: It can carry a very high APR. Apply in-store only.

Choices for business credit cards that require PG is pretty much endless. The better your personal credit is the better chance for lower APR’s on your business credit cards. Some of our favorites are Chase Business Ink, American Express Blue and Gold, PNC Bank Visa Business Credit Card.

Chase Unlimited Business Ink

Highlights: 0% APR 12M, $0 Annual Fee

American Express

Business Green Rewards

Highlights: $0 Annual Fee for the first year, Low intro APRs for large purchases

Gold Amex

Highlights: $295 Annual Fee, 0% into APR, Rewards don’t expire.

PNC Bank Visa Business Credit Card

Highlights: 0% APR for the first 13 billing cycles, $0 Annual Fee

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