A commonly asked question is "Which credit card is the best for my new business?" There are so many to choose from, and so many options and bells and whistles, how can you decide which credit card is best for you and your business? If you have a new business, you want to create a credit history and I found this great new credit card comparison site that can help you do that!
Creditme.com is a website where you can find loads of helpful infromation about credit, credit scores, credit cards and so much more. Creditme agreed to have me review Creditme.com and share how it can help the readers of my blog. After checking out their website I am excited to share what I have found with you.
What is Creditme and how can it help me?
Creditme is a website with applications to many different credit card offers that you can fill out for free online. You can choose a credit card by issuer, you can compare interest rates, choose a card based on benefits such as earning air miles or points. You can find credit cards specific to business, cards for people with poor or bad credit, balance transfer cards, anything you might need.
If you want to find the best card for yourself or your business, this would be the place to start. You can start out by searching by issuer, some issuers they list are American Express, Bank of America, Citibank and Discover as well as many others. So if you have a preference on which bank you would like to do busienss with, you should start there.
You can also search by the type of card such as cards that offer airline miles, cards that are specific to balance transfers, business credit cards, low interest rate cards, cards for bad credit, prepaid, reward and student credit cards.
Once you decide how you want to choose your card and what you want to compare, you can find out the specificsto make an educated decision. I chose "Credit Cards for Poeple with Bad Credit" and it brought up 10 results, I didn't think there would be so many. Once you have the results of the cards that accept bad credit, you can compare the interest rates, annual fee and other options. You then click on the "APPLY NOW" button to be taken to that cards website where you can fill out an application. On my list of 10 cards, the first two had broken links but the third one worked and brought me to the website where I could sign up to apply for this card.
There is an extensive FAQ with some very helpful questions and answers, even if you are not looking for a card, I would check these out if you have any questions about credit and credit cards. They offer questions and answers on such things as:· Credit card refunds
· Credit card rewards
· Applying online
· Credit card finance charges and a lot more.
If your not ready to apply for a card you can sign up for their free newsletter that will send you free tips on credit cards and free advice on how to improve your credit.
I would love feedback from anyone who is familiar with this service or who has used it. Please leave your comments!
