What we have now is a card that excepts online payments even though they have a positive balance and we keep 2 weeks or more in a positive balance. The limit is quite a bit below the monthly spend so the positive balance keeps us on even though a big billing comes through prior to a payment.
I just heard about invoice billing but I like the 1% cashback on my card. Just curious as to how others are managing growth etc on their cards.
1.) A check card from your bank. Typically, the limits can be much higher because it is a debit card, essentially.
2.) Credit terms with Google.
We've actually taken choice number two and we are waiting to hear back from Google accounting.
I suppose you could also try to get a skyhigh limit platinum credit card, as well.
Gas cards may come in handy for those in the US
WorldPoint cards have unlimited 1% cash back or flights, or gift certs, or merchandise, or cruises, whatever you want
Some of the auto mfrs have at least 3% back on all purchases you can use as credit toward service of any kind on a car.
With all the 0% interest (for a year or so) cards, if you have a high monthly churn, sometimes you can transfer up to 20k to another card, get 0% interest with no transfer fee on the transferred balance and then drop that 20k in a CD at around 4% and make money by taking a loan from the CC company. :)
