NAB Business Card: Employee Expense Management & Facility Controls
The NAB Business Card is positioned around employee business expenses rather than premium rewards. Multiple cards sit under one facility, with individual limits and monthly statements supporting expense control and reconciliation.
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How the Facility Works
NAB describes the Business Card as allowing multiple employee cards under one facility with individual credit limits. The facility remains the master account for billing and overall credit capacity.
Repayment Structure
NAB states that the outstanding facility balance is automatically debited each month from a nominated account, helping reduce the chance of carrying purchase interest when the nominated account has sufficient funds.
Employee Controls
Individual card limits can constrain each employee, but they do not create additional credit beyond the available facility balance.
Statements and Reconciliation
Detailed monthly statements for cardholders can support accounting and tax preparation, but businesses still need internal policy and receipt processes.
Who This May Suit — and Who Should Look Elsewhere
Potential fit
- You need several employee expense cards.
- You want one facility with individual card controls.
Consider another option if
- You primarily want reward points.
- Your organisation needs more sophisticated virtual-card and expense-management controls.
Primary Sources Used for This Guide
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