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Compare Spark Capital One business cards
A business credit card can come in handy to help you cover expenses for your small business. Plus, it can also help you earn useful rewards and build business credit. Capital One’s Spark credit cards offer several different options to suit your small business’s needs.
From cards with no annual fees to cash back and travel rewards, there are a range of Capital One credit cards for small-business owners. If you’re considering one of these cards for your business, it’s a good idea to compare your options. Let’s take a closer look at what each card offers.
How to pick the right card for you
It’s a good idea to weigh out the pros and cons of each card when picking the right Spark Capital One card for your business. You’ll likely first want to consider if you’d prefer a straightforward cash back card or want to earn travel rewards.
And you’ll need to make sure you can financially swing any special requirements, like the annual fee or paying your balance in full each month.
If you prefer cash back, apply for the card that offers the strongest rewards for your credit level. And if you prefer travel rewards, you may have to run the numbers to see which travel card is more financially beneficial based on how you plan to use your miles.
About the author: Lance Cothern is a freelance writer specializing in personal finance. His work has appeared on Business Insider, USA Today.com and his website, MoneyManifesto.com. Lance holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in … Read more.
