Hello Alice and Mastercard announced that they will be launching a new business credit card that will feature the ability to earn points when conducting business-enhancing activities through the Hello Alice platform.
as a free software that has helped over 1 million small businesses start and grow platform, Hello Alice is looking to expand the scope of its inclusive capital products. The new business credit card will be launched in partnership with Mastercard and First National Bank of Omaha.
New Hello Alice Small Business Mastercard
Hello Alice Small Business Mastercard will provide small business owners with industry-leading tools and services such as expert business advice and strong business insights. It will also offer cash back, as well as a special program that allows cardholders to earn points and rewards.
This credit card is offered as a traditional credit card, as well as a credit card with additional terms to help build credit and maximize accessibility. Business owners with poor credit history will be able to get full credit card benefits while working to improve their credit.
Meeting the ‘Needs of Small Business Owners’
Co-founders of Hello Alice, Elizabeth Gore and Carolyn Rodz talk about new “We designed the Hello Alice Small Business Mastercard to meet the needs of small business owners, breaking down long-standing barriers for those who have traditionally been denied access to mentoring, access to credit and overall financial health,” said Small Business Credit Cards.
“In times of economic boom and bust, access to capital remains a major challenge for all small business owners, especially for new majority owners, which is why we continue our efforts to extend capital continuity to our existing outside of grant and loan programs. ”
Access to Capital to Grow Businesss
The new card is part of Hello Alice’s Fair Access to Capital program am designed to ensure that all Small business owners have access to the capital they need to grow a sustainable business.
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