Business Edition Visa Card, US Credit Cards

By: EconomyWatch   Date: 6 October 2010

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Business Edition Visa card is a type of business credit card issued by First National Bank renders special benefits to small business owners.

Business Edition VISA Card is regarded as a financial tool for the business. It provides special benefits to the card holder and also possesses good features.

Important Information on Business Edition Visa Card:

Specialty of the Business Edition Visa card is that it charges low APR and there is no annual fee. Some other important information on the card is as follows:

  • There is a 0 percent APR on purchases for first 12 months, followed by an APR of 9.99 percent.
  • There is no Annual fee
  • The card holders can receive upto 60 percent offs on regular rates on more than 11,000 hotels, motels and resorts in 146 countries and territories
  • View transactions, pay your bills, and view upto 7 years of statements for both individuals and companies
Special Features of Business Edition Visa Card:

Business Edition Visa Card offers the customer to access his account online at a free of cost. The card also possesses following important features:

  • Gives records of tax-deductible expenses
  • Provides easy-to-read management reports, also specifying employee’s business expenditures
  • Auto Rental Insurance
  • Travel and emergency services
  • Travel Accident Insurance

Apart from this, Business Edition Visa credit card has the unique feature of making it possible to separate business expenses for categories like travel, supplies, and entertainment.

The card holders are also granted protection of $100,000 in travel accident insurance as the cost of travel tickets is charged to the Business Edition Visa credit card.


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