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What to Look for in a Low Intro Rate Credit CardStart with the basics: low or no annual fees, at least a 25 day grace period and a low interest rate are essential: if possible, you want to stay away from cards that use "two-cycle" billing and the "universal default clause", but you'll have to read the fine print to determine if any specific lender does (and it appears more and more do).After that, the same things you would look for in a Balance Transfer Credit Card apply here. You want a combination of low interest and a long, hopefully unlimited, term to repay.
Blue from American Express® offers 2.99% APR for 12 months. Discover® More(SM) Card offers a zero APR for 12 months on cash advances and purchases. You have to find out what you will pay after the expiration of the offer - the jump can be substantial. You also have to read the fine print that governs the terms and conditions of the offer. You might have to keep charging on the card to maintain the low rate. Here is a list of some of the top low intro rate cards. Note that the first entry, Pulaski Bank has been listed as one of the top ten consumer friendly banks in the country by Consumer Reports Magazine. This means it consistently charges some of the lowest rates in the country and doesn't use two-cycle billing or the universal default clause. Compare these offers. Most carry some kind of rewards program. Pick out the one that fits your lifestyle best.
Top Low Intro Rate Credit Cards![]() Pulaski Bank MasterCard® or VISA®
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IBERIABANK Visa® Platinum Card
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![]() Advanta Platinum BusinessCard with Rewards Whether you want to showcase your business using your logo, a favorite photo or simply by putting your business name at the top of the card, Advanta provides you with three ways to promote your business every time you use your card.
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