In 2009, Congress passed
consumer-friendly reforms with the Credit Card Act, which included banning
bait-and-switch pricing, exorbitant interest rates, and other shady practices. Unfortunately,
small business credit cards were not included in the act’s reform measures. Because
small business credit cards are not exempt from rising interest rates and shady
practices, it is very important that business owners choose carefully when
selecting a credit card. CardHub
has created a list of the best and worst credit cards for small businesses,
based on the protections the companies offer that are similar to the Credit
Card Act of 2009.
The top three credit cards for
small businesses that score over 50% of the Credit Card Act protections are:
1.
Bank of America (100%)
2.
American Express (60%)
3.
Capital One (60%)
Other credit cards that had 50%
protection or lower are listed below:
4.
Chase (45%)
5.
CitiBank (30%)
6.
Discover (30%)
7.
U.S. Bank (30%)
8. Wells Fargo (30%)
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