| | Don't miss these best-ever Chase Ink offers | | by Tanner Saunders, Senior Hotels Reporter | |  | I had the best childhood growing up in my mom's boutique and furniture store in Texas. That small business afforded me the opportunity to travel frequently — and learn the value of working for a hard-earned dollar.
Since every penny counts for small businesses and their owners, businesses can and should leverage all that hard work for rewards, just like individuals do.
To that end, the Ink Business Unlimited Credit Card and the Ink Business Cash Credit Card are currently offering the highest welcome bonuses we've seen from those cards: $900 (or 90,000 points) after you spend $6,000 in the first three months of account opening — but hurry, these offers are ending soon.
Both of these cards earn cash-back-like rewards ... with an important caveat that can make the rewards more valuable.
The Ink Business Unlimited earns an unlimited 1.5% back on all purchases while the Ink Business Cash earns 5% back on the first $25,000 spent in combined purchases at office supply stores and on internet, cable and phone services, as well as 2% back on the first $25,000 spent in combined purchases at gas stations and restaurants each account anniversary year.
The important caveat about the rewards earned by these cards is that if you have a card that earns transferable Ultimate Rewards points, like the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card, Chase Sapphire Reserve or Ink Business Preferred Credit Card, you can combine your rewards from both cards and unlock the full range of Chase's transfer partners — including United Airlines, Southwest Airlines and Hyatt — making the rewards much more valuable.
TPG values fully transferable Ultimate Rewards points at more than 2 cents per point, versus the 1 cent per point you'd get when using them just as straight cash back.
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