We recently reported on the hot new Amex Blue Business Plus. At 2X everywhere on the first $50,000 a year in spend, it’s a great card for all kinds of regular spend. We no longer have a link that offers points as a signup bonus for this card — but Doctor of Credit has found a link that still works. This link is not likely to be around for long. If you’re interested in signing up for this offer before the sign up bonus disappears, head over to Doctor of Credit ASAP.
You can read more about this card in our post The new king of everyday spend: Blue Business Plus. As you may recall, this card earns 2X everywhere, has no annual fee, and with it your Membership Rewards points can be transferred to travel partners. That makes it a very valuable card to have in your wallet. I recently added it to mine and am excited to be putting it to use.
H/T: Doctor of Credit
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Thanks doc, Got the card this morning from your link. Greatly appriciated!
Yes I still have an old blue Amex too. Am trying to work out the 6500 spend at 0.5 percent aspect to see if this card still works now that I’m not doing 15 to 20k per month in Visa cards at safeway any more. Rewards year end coming next month.
I’m confused. I have a 2.625 percent B of A travel rewards cash back card for all spend. This is by virtue of my long standing banking relationship.
Other than the modest sign-up bonus, is there any reason for me to get this card?
Thank you, K
It depends on what you need. I have two 2.625 % boa travel. I have Chase ink bold, I have old Amex cash. I still apply for this card. I try to charge evenly on each card to fly under the radar. I will control my monthly charge each card to be less than 10k per month.
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I just went to DOC and at 1057 EDT and the link is still working.
Link does not seem to work anymore; 1009 EDT US…anyone else having success?
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