Not to be confused with the Preferred card, the Chase Ink Business Premier card is different in a few very important ways - most notably, it is a charge card and does not transfer directly to travel partners.

(00:10) - The Chase Ink Business Premier is quite different from the Chase Ink Business Preferred, discussed in episode 4 of Card Talk here.

(01:28) - This is a Visa Signature Business Charge Card

(02:23) - Earning with the Chase Ink Business Premier card

(02:53) - Points are best used by cashing out (unlike other Chase Ink cards, which earn Ultimate Rewards points that can be transferred to partners.)

(05:37) - Purchase protections include Cell phone protection (up to $1K per claim) and Travel protections

(06:58) - Watch our video tutorial for how to apply for Ink cards here or read the blog post here.