Having a business card that’s tied only to your EIN would help you keep business financial activity off your personal credit report. Here’s how to get an EIN.

A business card is a portable representation of your professional identity, allowing you to share your contact information and work details with potential clients and partners.

Approval for a business card is based mainly on personal credit history. You can qualify with no revenue and minimal time in business as long as you have good-to-excellent personal credit.

Qualifying for a business card isn't as difficult as it seems. While you do need a money-making venture to be eligible, you can open a business credit card for a side hustle or freelance gig ...

Ramp explains how EIN-only cards work, how to apply for one, and what the best business credit cards are for every type of business scenario.

Whether your business is a blooming startup or a booming institution, a business credit card can offer many benefits. Learn more with Forbes Advisor.

Use our guide to help you accurately complete a Chase business credit card application and avoid potential pitfalls.

When to Get a Business Credit Card If you freelance, have a side hustle or essentially receive any kind of self-employment income, you can qualify for a business credit card without owning a business.

How to apply for an Amex business card You can qualify for a small business credit card with a side hustle, freelance work and even as a rideshare driver.