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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply
Best Business Bank Account/Credit
Hey All,
I was wondering what banks/credit cards (regional/national) you all have found to fit your needs the best when it comes to convenience, ease of use, reporting, rewards, etc as they relate to your real estate businesses. I am currently looking at the small business checking accounts from Capital One and Chase. It looks like they both have a monthly maintenance fee (that can be waived under certain conditions). I wanted to see what other BP members are using and get any recommendations.
Thanks!
Mark
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@Account Closed This is a great question. I use Wells Fargo for my business accounts, and I use Chase Ink for my business credit card. I'm happy with both, but I would love to see if there are some better options.
I like the convenience of Wells Fargo since I have to visit the branches often. Their online system is fine. However, I don't get copies of cancelled checks without going in and asking for them. I haven't needed them until recently when my CPA was trying to unravel my spending.
Chase Ink gives 5% cash back for my cell phone and internet bills. That's less than a $20/month benefit, so if someone has some better ideas, I'm all ears!
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