Tim Devaney is a personal finance writer and credit card expert at Credit Karma. He’s a longtime journalist who prides himself on being a good storyteller who can explain complex information in an easily digestible way. Prior to Credit Karma, Tim wrote about financial regulations for The Hill and covered business for The Detroit News and The Washington Times. Tim has been featured on Business Insider, CBS, C-SPAN, MarketWatch, TheStreet and Yahoo! Finance. He has a bachelor’s in journalism from Cornerstone University.
Eric Freeman is an editorial lead at Intuit Credit Karma specializing in credit cards and rewards. He has worked at Credit Karma since 2018. In a space that tends to focus on complicated points and miles redemptions, he tries to make credit cards relevant to the needs of everyday readers. Prior to working in personal finance, Eric covered sports for publications such as Yahoo Sports and GQ Magazine, and co-authored a book on the history of professional basketball. He earned his BA and MA in English from Stanford University.
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Our editors’ take: The best business credit cards
Editors’ Tips††: Business credit cards offer a range of benefits for different types of businesses, from sole proprietorships to those with dozens of employees. These cards can offer valuable rewards or ways to finance a business, but all business cards don’t fit all businesses. For instance, a business travel credit card probably won’t help you much if you don’t travel for business, and free employee cards probably won’t help if you’re a freelancer. It’s also worth noting that a business card typically requires a personal guarantee, so you could personally be on the hook for paying your bill if your business runs out of funds.
Our editors’ picks for the top business cards reflect a range of business needs:
Best for business trips:Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card
Best for offsetting business expenses:Capital One Spark Cash Select
Best for staying on budget:Ink Business Cash® Credit Card