Business Green Rewards Card vs American Express Plum Card

Compare Rewards, Interest Rates, Fees, and Benefits

Business Green Rewards Card is a business credit card. How does it compare to American Express Plum Card, a cash back card? Read our comparison chart below.

Keep in mind, the Business Green Rewards Card has a $0 introductory annual fee for the first year, then $95, while the American Express Plum Card has a $250 annual fee.

	Business Green Rewards Card from American Express	The Plum Card® from American Express
	Card Interest Rates & Fees
Purchase APR	N/A	N/A
Balance Transfers APR	N/A	N/A
Foreign Transaction Fee	2.7% of each transaction after conversion to US dollars.	No foreign transaction fee
Annual Fee	$0 introductory annual fee for the first year, then $95	$250 annual fee
	Card Rewards & Benefits
Introductory Bonus Offer	Earn 15,000 Membership Rewards® points after you spend $3,000 in eligible purchases with the Business Green Rewards Card within the first 3 months of Card Membership.
Point Rewards	Earn one Membership Rewards® point for each dollar you spend on eligible purchases
Airline Transfer Partners	Airline transfer partners include Delta, Hawaiian Airlines, Aeromexico, Air Canada, Air France, Emirates, Cathay Pacific (Asia Miles), Virgin Atlantic, Singapore Airlines, Etihad, Alitalia, All Nippon Airways and more.
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Comments

John from Pennsylvania
on March 2012 said about American Express Plum Card:
I just got the Plum Card and was made aware of something that the Customer Service Rep wasn't aware of until I pressed the issue and he had to find out the answer from a supervisor:

The 1.5% is strictly applied to payments within the first 10 ten days after the monthly cycle closes. The caveat there is that payments made during the monthly cycle do not get the discount reward. That's an important distinction that will not necessarily be clear to anyone reading about the card and I think you should know that. I now realize that if I pay "too early", the discount doesn't apply. I was very disappointed. AMEX charge cards may not have a preset limit but they do have limits based on spending patterns. If I have $5000 available and use that in the first week of the monthly cycle on unforeseen expenses with several auto-debits still to come, I need to pay down the balance quickly within a few days and thus NOT get the discount on that payment. The discount only applies to the ENDING BALANCE. Now, if you have a stratospheric limit on the card, it won't matter. But for many small business owners juggling expenses and spending limits while trying to get maximum rewards, this can and will be a nuisance. Applicant beware.

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