Details
Written by: RJ
New details for the Wells Fargo Signify business cards:
Signify Cash Credit Card
- Annual fee: $0
- Multipliers
- 2x All purchases
- $500 intro offer with $5k in spend within the first 3 months
Other cards
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Business Card: 1,000 bonus Points per each monthly billing cycle that the company spends at least $1,000. Bonus Points will post in the billing cycle after the $1,000 spend threshold is achieved.
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Business Elite Card: 5,000 bonus Points per each monthly billing cycle that the company spends at least $10,000. Bonus Points will post in the billing cycle after the $10,000 spend threshold is achieved.
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Business Line/Small Business Advantage MasterCard Access Card: 1,000 bonus Points per each monthly billing cycle that the company spends at least $1,000. Bonus Points will post in the billing cycle after the $1,000 spend threshold is achieved.
First reported by r/churning
Thoughts
Nice to have a sizable intro offer to hunt. Also nice to see a business card punch up to 2x uncapped. All other business cards with no fee stick to 1.5x or cap the 2x.
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