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Business credit cards and personal credit cards have their share of similarities and differences. Find out what those are and how to pick the right card for you.

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There are a lot of misconceptions about the differences between business credit cards and personal credit cards. Here's what you need to know.

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Knowing the five key differences between personal and business credit cards can help you better understand these products and decide whether a business credit card is right for you.

If you’re a federal employee with a canceled or frozen government credit card and need to make purchases for work, you might be tempted to use your personal card and seek reimbursement.

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Business credit cards are designed to offer business-related perks such as spending management tools and employee cards while earning rewards for business expenses.

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Personal loans and credit cards both offer a way to borrow money, but they have different advantages and risks. Learn how these two funding sources compare.