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Blog Post Date: Apr 16, 2007
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Advanta Prices Securitization Backed by Business Purpose Credit Card Receivables
SPRING HOUSE, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Advanta Corp. (NASDAQ:ADVNB; ADVNA) announced today that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Advanta Business Receivables Corp., has priced a $225 million business credit card securitization backed by receivables in revolving business purpose credit card accounts originated by Advanta Bank Corp. The transaction is expected to close on or about April 20, 2007.
Advanta Business Card Master Trust AdvantaSeries Class A(2007-A2) notes are issued under the AdvantaSeries structure that de-links the issuance of senior and subordinated notes. These 3 year fixed-rate senior notes represent the twentieth publicly offered tranche of notes issued in the AdvantaSeries and carry a coupon rate of 5.00%. After the issuance of these notes, there will be $4.065 billion of notes outstanding in the AdvantaSeries.
RBS Greenwich Capital and Deutsche Bank Securities are co-lead managers on this transaction with Credit Suisse acting as co-manager. It is anticipated that these notes will receive ratings of AAA from Standard & Poor's and Aaa from Moody's. Advanta will retain the servicing and customer relationships of the revolving business purpose credit card accounts.
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Advanta is one of the nation?s largest credit card issuers (through Advanta Bank Corp.) in the
Advanta Small Business Credit Cards market today. Advanta?s exclusive focus on this market, as well as its size, experience and commitment to developing meaningful product offerings and a high level of service tailored to the needs of small businesses, differentiate the company from other issuers. Founded in 1951, Advanta has long been an innovator in developing and introducing many of the marketing techniques that are common in the financial services industry today.
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Blog Post Date: Apr 11, 2007
Types of credit card categories on this site.
- Business Credit Cards
Business Credit Cards are good for business people who want to keep track of their expenses. It's important to keep personal expenses separate from your business expenses, and these are the cards to do it with.
My accountant likes my business credit cards as she keeps them separate in the accounting system. This way she can easily keep track of expenses and payments.
- Cash Back Credit Cards
Cash back credit cards, are good because you get a cash back amount every time you make a purchase. Some people prefer rewards such as air travel, or gas rewards, and some people just prefer to get back plain old cash from their credit cards. The beauty of this is that you can purchase whatever you want, when ever you want with your cash savings!
- Balance Transfer Credit Cards
Balance Transfer Credit Cards are handy for when you want to consolidate some of your payments in to one.. It's as simple as transferring a balance from your other credit cards to your balance transfer credit cards.
Another benefit is that many balance transfer credit cards have a low interest start up period which gives you a good amount of cash savings on your regular 19.99+% credit card interest rates.
- Rewards Credit Cards
As with cash back credit cards, it's nice to have rewards of all kinds by using your credit card, which you would use anyways. Might as well get some extra benefits from these credit cards.
Some rewards include:
- Student Credit Cards
Student Credit Cards are have the following benefits:
Note that these benefits are available on different cards.
- 0% Introductory APR on all purchases and balance transfers for up to 6 months
- Build Your Credit History
- Easiest Online Account Management Options
- DOUBLE your Cashback Bonus?
- Full 5% Cashback Bonus?
- No Annual Fee
- Low Interest Credit Cards
The main benefit of Low interest credit cards are that they save you money on interest when you carry balances.
Some of the Best interest rates are as follows:
- 2.99% Fixed APR for LIFE on balances transferred within 3 months
- 0% APR* for up to 12 months
- No Annual Fee
- 7.99% Fixed APR for 6 Months on purchases and balance transfers
- Airline Credit Cards
- Earn up to 10,000 Bonus Miles* with the WorldPerks? Visa? Card!
- 1 mile for every dollar in purchases
- Redeem miles for flights, hotel stays, car rentals, cruises and other travel related items
- Choose from over 250 airlines without restrictions
- Prepaid Cards
- Bad Credit Cards
- Auto Credit Cards
- Gas Credit Cards
- Instant Approval Cards
- Annual Fee Cards
Annual Fee cards are those that charge an annual fee to their customers.
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Blog Post Date: Apr 11, 2007
Business Credit Cards
Business credit cards are almost something we take for granted each day! If you're a business owner, it's almost impossible to walk around with a wad of cash in your pocket to purchase expensive business supplies such as computer parts, parts for your equipment and even office supplies such as pens and paper.
Doing business on the internet makes it just plain impractical to use cash or money orders etc.
Our Business Credit Cards pages hi-lites some of the best credit cards that you can receive online.
Online Retailers such as OfficeMax, Staples and Quill give you the convenience to order office supplies from the comfort of your home or office using your business credit card.
Purchasing anything online for you business should be done using a credit card so that you have a receipt for your purchase, but also the opportunity to send back the purchase and get a refund , should the supplier not give you what you ordered.
As I started to think about all of the businesses products and services you could purchase online, the list became endless.
The limitations of what you would buy online using a credit card would be very expensive equipment, where the price of the equipment was more than the credit limit on your credit card.
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