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Tools to Choose the Best Credit Card for You

February 1, 2016

Not so long ago, if you wanted the solution to a certain problem, or an answer to a particular question, you had to either hunt for an expert on the subject or access the nearest library. While traveling to a new place for a vacation, you probably had to ask people who’d already been there about the best places to eat. In order to decide on an appropriate photocopy machine for your office, you might have had to rely on the opinion of the equipment seller. However, with the advent of the Internet?, the answers to most questions are now just a click away.

And that includes any queries that you may have with respect to credit cards!

Considering the large number of features and characteristics that most credit cards come with these days, selecting one that is most appropriate for you can be a real chore. While there are various perks to choose from, such as reward schemes, travel insurance, and concierge services, there are also a number of costs to consider, including joining and annual fees, interest rates, late payment charges and services taxes.

So how do you find the best credit card for you? Various websites, such as NerdWallet.com, CreditCards.com, CreditKarma.com, and CardHub.com, provide a facility for finding the best cards to fit your needs. By plugging in your desired specifications, you can get the website to comb the universe of available credit cards to match your needs with the best deals.

While using a comparison website, here’s a basic formula to follow.

  1. First, identify the features that you are looking for in a credit card, such as an enticing introductory offer, a low-interest rate, no fees, mileage points and/or cash back offers.
  2. Then, shop around by going directly to providers’ websites and/or comparison websites.
  3. Compare the key features and, based on your search, and make a list of the top results.
  4. Get more details on the top one or two results by reading the relevant product disclosure statements and any other documents that outline the features and fees.
  5. Once you’ve made your decision, contact the provider to see how to apply or invest.
  6. Ensure that you ask lots of questions until you feel completely informed.

While using comparison websites, you must remember a few things. Some of the recommended credit cards may be among those that have been sponsored or ones that pay the site a commission for every conversion. In addition, most comparison sites only cover a portion of the market, and not the whole market. There may be outdated information on the site, and ratings and rankings may be allotted without a clear explanation. In such cases, ensure you find out how the ratings work and compare with other sites.

Phew! Even with the availability of comparison tools, selecting the perfect credit card can be a lot of hard work. Fortunately, obtaining a business loan is not as difficult … as you have us at Fund&Grow, of course! Our team can easily help you get $50,000 – $250,000 with no interest for the first year or more and with no back-end fees. All this, without proof of income, and a money-back guarantee on services! What more could you ask for? So call us at (800) 996-0270 and get that loan you need for scaling up your business right away!

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*Product & Approval: 'Funding' typically comes in the form of business credit cards. All credit is subject to lender approval. Up to $300,000 in business credit is for qualified clients over the 12-month membership with multiple credit card rounds.

Interest Rates & Fees: Introductory 0% APR applies for 6-21 months, after which rates revert to standard rates (typically 15-25% APR). Balance transfers typically carry a 3-5% fee. If you use bill payment services like Plastiq or Melio to pay business expenses with business credit cards, these services typically charge 2.5-3% processing fees. The 60-day money-back guarantee applies only if the client does not obtain credit.

Personal Credit Impact & Liability: Applications require a personal credit check and personal guarantee. We work with issuers that typically do not report ongoing activity to personal credit bureaus when accounts are kept in good standing. However, late payments will be reported and will damage your personal credit score. You are personally liable for all debt.

Our Services: Fund&Grow provides a 12-month educational program including: business entity setup assistance, credit utilization coaching, guidance through credit card applications, bank communication coaching, and ongoing financial support.

Disclaimers: Fund&Grow is not a credit repair organization. Our focus is on building credit for your business entity.
We are not a lender or loan broker. We do not guarantee funding. All credit decisions are made by third-party lenders.

Financial Risk: You are responsible for all debts incurred. Consult your financial advisor to determine if business credit is appropriate for your situation.