Check this out… The Advanta Net-90 Platinum BusinessCard offers no interest on all purchases for 90 days on an ongoing basis. This isn’t a promotional offer. Rather, you get 90 days interest free on every purchase every time you use your card.

While this is a business card, anyone can apply. There is also a rewards program that pays 1 point per dollar spent, and there is no annual fee. If this card isn’t your cup of tea, check out these other 0% APR credit card offers.

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Simply apply for the card and spend a total of $500 within the first three months to qualify for the bonus. Apply now and get a decision in 60 seconds!

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Who can apply for business credit cards?

As it turns out, anyone can apply (and be approved) for one. You don’t have to have own an “official” business at all. When filling out the application, simply enter your own name for the business (or dream one up if you wish) and use your social security number as the tax ID number (if they ask for one).

Is this legit?

The short answer is “yes.” This is totally legit because any individual can operate as a sole proprietor. There’s no need to file any paperwork, pay any registration fees, etc. You’re a sole proprietor if you say you are.

Want more justification? Maybe you occasionally sell things on eBay. Or maybe you specialize in family accounting (your family’s accounting – you balance the checkbook, right?). Or lawncare — you mow the lawn, right? If so, then you can choose to view yourself a business.

Unless you go to the trouble of registering a business name (and there’s really no need), the name of your business is the same as your legal name. Similarly, if you don’t register for a tax ID number, then your TIN is the same as your SSN. In this case, there is no real distinction between you and your sole proprietorship.

Why would I want a business credit card?

The main reason that an individual might want to apply for a business credit card is to take advantage of special introductory offers. For example, many business credit cards come with a 0% balance transfer offer. Likewise, a number of the most generous credit card signup bonuses are associated with business credit cards.

See also: Best Business Credit Cards

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