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Irish girl
Anyone know a credit card with 0% APR for 12 months and NO transfer balance fee?
If you need to ask, then you won't find it. They usually come in your mail as an offer. Sometimes you get one from your own credit card company.
It appears that these no transfer balance fees have gone the way of the buggy whip.
With the exception of Discover.
Leslie K
If you're credit is somewhere at least in the mid-600's you should be able to get a Discover card. Discover and American Express are the two most common 0% balance transfer cards. Just beware though that the 0% is for only a short period of time and then the rate jumps back up. My Discover went from 0% to 19% on balance transfers after the startup period.
Good luck to you!
abby fth
Blue Cash from American Express®
This credit card issued by the credit card giant American Express has No annual fee. Coming to balance transfers, the Blue Cash from American Express has a low balance transfer rate. The APR for balance transfer is 4.99% fixed for the life of balance. Another good feature of the Blue Cash from American Express is that it is a 0 Intro APR credit card. It has a 0% intro APR rate for 6 months. The reward program of Blue Cash from American Express gives Up to 5% Cash Back with Unlimited Cash Rewards. This entitles the credit card holder to earn an unlimited cash back on his spendings. Apply online at: http://www.credit-card-gallery.com/American_Express.html
angelhaiku
well I know wells fargo offered that to me, but I think you have to have been a customer for so long or maybe have enough money in your bank account.
marystoy_2000
Several offers a week in the mail. You won't find one unless they are looking for you.
david a
They have a few here.
http://www.bestcreditrates.net
jessica.lanelle
Discover card.
Good luck getting one.
GTW
Check out www.fastcreditcardapprovals.com they have all major credit cards with the best rates and great rewards, Good, bad or no credit they have the right card for you
john
the citi home rebate credit card has no annual fee and no balance transfer fees. It offers 0% interest for 12 months.
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