Small business and personal credit cards serve similar purposes. You can use either type of card to make purchases, earn rewards and receive cardholder protections. There’s no interest if you pay your ...

You might not see a business credit card make a difference on your credit report unless you default on the account. Expect to provide a personal guarantee for a business credit card, which means ...

Qualifying for a business credit card with bad credit is hard but not impossible. Learn about card options if you have bad ...

Running a business means making countless financial decisions, and choosing when to use a business credit card instead of a personal card is an important one. While both types of cards look similar in ...

Sole proprietors can use a business credit card to build credit, earn rewards and even out cash flow. Learn how to improve ...

Technically speaking, a personal credit card can be used for business expenses, and many small business owners do. But that doesn't necessarily mean they should. ‍While there's no law preventing ...

The Atmos Rewards Ascent and Atmos Business cards are similar. We break down the differences to help you decide which card is ...

If you're running a company and using a business credit card, you need to know the answer to “Do business credit cards affect personal credit.” Most founders don’t. They slap down a card for SaaS ...

Business credit cards can be useful for day-to-day expenses, but they’re not very different from personal cards in how liability works. Knowing that upfront avoids trouble later.

Some business credit cards could affect your personal credit reports and scores. But if you manage your accounts responsibly, it can help you establish both good personal and good business credit over ...

Courtney Reilly-Larke is the deputy editor of Forbes Advisor Canada. Previously, she was the associate editor of personal finance at MoneySense. She was also managing editor of Best Health Magazine ...