| | Last chance: $900 or 90,000 bonus points | | by Katie Genter, Senior Writer | |  | After a long weekend, we are starting a short week with a lot of points, miles and travel news. First up, we are in the final days of one of the best welcome bonuses on cards with no annual fees.
Two no-annual-fee Ink Business cards — the Ink Business Unlimited Credit Card and the Ink Business Cash Credit Card — are currently offering $900 cash back after you spend $6,000 on purchases in the first three months from account opening.
This offer matches the best we've seen on these cards, but it is ending soon. So, if you don't want to miss out on this elevated bonus, you'll want to apply now. Check out our stories on who is eligible for a business card and how to apply for a business card if you're unsure whether you're eligible.
I signed up for the Ink Business Cash Credit Card during this offer, as this level of bonus on a no-annual-fee card is simply too good to pass up. I also have two cards that earn Ultimate Rewards points, so I can transfer the $900 cash-back bonus to combine my rewards and get 90,000 Ultimate Rewards points.
The Ink Business Cash Credit Card offers some 2% and 5% cash-back categories, with all other purchases earning 1% cash back. Meanwhile, the Ink Business Unlimited Credit Card earns 1.5% cash back on all purchases.
To learn more about these two cards, check out the following stories: And if 90,000 points aren't enough to get you moving today, two big pieces of travel news dropped early this morning: Chase opened its long-awaited Sapphire Lounge by The Club at New York's LaGuardia Airport (LGA), and Marriott and MGM Resorts are out with all the details of their loyalty partnership.
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