Multiple cardholders

wccjesse · 05:27 PM

Hi

I'd be very grateful if anyone can suggest a card with these features...

I'm looking for a personal MasterCard or Visa rewards card that offers at least 6 additional cardholders with separate credit card numbers and will separately list the expenses of the different cardholders on the statements.

I have an Amex that offers this - but my Visa/MasterCards with Chase and Bank of America do not: I have different cardholders with the SAME number which results in their expenses being all mixed together on the statement.

Any suggestions???

Thanks!

fffresh · 06:18 PM

For your needs I would recommend checking out the Southwest Visa business card. I know a number of businesses that use that card and as far as I know they divide expenses between each account. They also let you have a number of different accounts. Although I do not know the maximum number of credit cards issued per account, I know several businesses that have six or more employees and as far as I know they are all operating under the main parent account.

You did mention Chase did not offer this though, and I do know the Southwest Visa Business card is issued by Chase. Is this particular credit card an exception?

bozell · 12:45 AM

you said american express allows multiple accounts so why not stick with what works?

05:27 PM	#1
wccjesse Green Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: mtl Posts: 1	Multiple cardholders Hi I'd be very grateful if anyone can suggest a card with these features... I'm looking for a personal MasterCard or Visa rewards card that offers at least 6 additional cardholders with separate credit card numbers and will separately list the expenses of the different cardholders on the statements. I have an Amex that offers this - but my Visa/MasterCards with Chase and Bank of America do not: I have different cardholders with the SAME number which results in their expenses being all mixed together on the statement. Any suggestions??? Thanks! Last edited by wccjesse : 04-01-2009 at 08:09 PM.

06:18 PM	#2
fffresh Centurion Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: the edge of the world Posts: 412	Southwest Visa Business Card Review For your needs I would recommend checking out the Southwest Visa business card. I know a number of businesses that use that card and as far as I know they divide expenses between each account. They also let you have a number of different accounts. Although I do not know the maximum number of credit cards issued per account, I know several businesses that have six or more employees and as far as I know they are all operating under the main parent account. You did mention Chase did not offer this though, and I do know the Southwest Visa Business card is issued by Chase. Is this particular credit card an exception?

12:45 AM	#3
bozell Platinum Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: c-town Posts: 58	why not go with the amex? you said american express allows multiple accounts so why not stick with what works?

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