Diners Club doesn't have such a high profile in Australia, but its range of business charge cards can be quite rewarding for your small business. Learn how to take advantage of free worldwide lounge access and get time-saving reports at tax time. READ ON →

The American Express Platinum Business Card comes with many travel benefits, including free access to worldwide lounges, upgrade to elite tiers in hotel loyalty programs, complimentary insurances and a free annual AFR subscription. READ ON →

The American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card allows business to earn QBR Reward Points and then allocate them to individual Qantas Frequent Flyer accounts. The card also comes with 2 Qantas Club passes and complimentary insurances. READ ON →

The American Express Gold Charge Card is aimed at business owners who want to earn Membership Rewards on their business-related expenses but don't want or need all the benefits of the Platinum Business Charge card. READ ON →

The second in a four-part series into the American Express Platinum Business card, this part takes a closer look at the American Express Membership Rewards Ascent Premium Program and the ability to take advantage of 55 days interest-free purchases. READ ON →

B2Bpay accepts payment from small businesses via all major credit cards and allows you to make or schedule a payment to another party by bank transfer or BPAY. Promo runs until 31 July. READ ON →

This is one of the more appealing cards for small businesses looking to earn a competitive Qantas earn rate for a relatively low annual fee. READ ON →

The American Express Business Accelerator is a useful card for ABN-holders, sole traders and business owners looking to for a credit card to maximise their points earn, with the card earning 2 points per dollar up to 100,000 points per year. READ ON →

Westpac's Altitude Business Platinum is a useful card for small and medium size businesses with Qantas, Asia Miles, KrisFlyer and Velocity point transfers as options. READ ON →