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by Emily Thompson, Credit Cards Writer
[TPG | Hero Image] In the business card arena, [The Business Platinum Card® from American Express]( and the [Ink Business Preferred Credit Card]( are two TPG favorites. Both earn bonus transferable points on common business expenses and come with helpful benefits. But in spite of these similarities, theyâre very different cards. Hereâs a quick overview to help you decide which is best for you. The Amex Business Platinum currently has a [welcome bonus of 120,000 Membership Rewards points]( after you spend $15,000 on qualifying purchases in the first three months of card membership, and earns bonus points on [eligible business purchases](. It also comes with over $1,000 in available statement credits (enrollment in select benefits is required). Travel benefits include airport lounge access through the Global Lounge Collection and a [35% points rebate]( when you redeem Membership Rewards points for a flight through the Amex Travel portal. However, these premium perks come with a premium price. Like its personal counterpart, the Amex Business Platinum sports a [$695 annual fee]( and if you want to add an authorized user, itâll set you back an additional $350 per year. For rates and fees of the Amex Business Platinum, click [here](. The Ink Business Preferred, meanwhile, has a current [sign-up bonus of 100,000 Ultimate Rewards points]( after you spend $8,000 on purchases in the first three months of card membership, and a fantastic earning structure: Youâll earn 3 points per dollar on the first $150,000 spent annually on [eligible business and travel expenses](. Additionally, youâll get cellphone protection and many of Chaseâs famous travel protections with this card. The list of benefits is shorter than that on the Amex Business Platinum, but the [annual fee is just $95]( and you can add employee cards for no additional cost. Need more help deciding which card is a better fit for your business? Check out a side-by-side [comparison]( of these cards and our [card showdown]( to learn more about which will be a better fit for you. If you want to do an even deeper dive, check out these posts: - [Do you qualify for a business card?](
- [Our full review of the Amex Business Platinum](
- [Our full review of the Ink Business Preferred](
- [Best business cards of August 2023](
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