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Business owners use credit cards to pay for most business expenses. It’s important to have a business credit card that enables you to get the most out of your money. Discover your credit card options at First Bank*.

Mastercard Business Card with Rewards

First Bank’s Mastercard® Business Card with Rewards** provides small business owners with the freedom to make purchases in a secure and convenient way. With competitive interest rates and no annual fees, choosing First Bank for your business credit card is a smart move.

With our Mastercard Business Card with Rewards, you’ll have access to exclusive benefits and earn rewards on things like travel, entertainment, monthly bills, and more.

Our business credit card is provided by Mastercard, so you’ll have access to benefits and features that other non‑Mastercard cardholders do not:

  • Security benefits, like zero liability and Mastercard ID Theft Protection, to protect you from unauthorized purchases and fraudulent use of your credit card information online.
  • Convenience benefits, like a 26-day grace period to pay your balance in full before you are charged interest, and 24-hour Mastercard Global Service® that provides you with 24-hour assistance.
  • Shopping benefits, like extended warranty that double your manufacturer warranties for up to one year, and purchase assurance that provides coverage for items that are damaged or stolen within 90 days of the purchase date.
  • Travel benefits, like MasterAssist travel assistance, and MasterRental Insurance that provides you with reimbursement for physical damage to or theft of a rental vehicle.
First Bank Mastercard Business Card with Rewards

Mastercard Business Card with Rewards

Get rewarded for your business expenses.
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Other Ways to Fund Your Business

Of course, a Mastercard Business Card with Rewards isn’t the only way to fund your business. First Bank offers other business loan options*** that meet a variety of business needs, including:

  • Lines of credit
  • Business loans
  • Commercial mortgages
  • Construction loans

Speak to a Business Loan Expert Today

To learn more about our Mastercard Business Card with Rewards or our other business loan options, visit your local branch to speak with a business loan expert today.

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**See our Terms and Conditions for complete details on our One Rewards Program. Loans subject to credit approval.

***Loans subject to credit approval.

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Sources:
Mastercard: https://www.mastercard.us/en-us/businesses/small-business/cards.html
Investopedia: http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/080713/how-banks-set-interest-rates-your-loans.asp

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