Keep in mind that some people will use a balance transfer initially and will refinance the remaining debt into a consolidation loan
after the introductory period expires and the rate increases.
Even though the LIBOR index adjusts frequently, Bank of America adjustable - rates mortgages only adjust annually
after the introductory period expires.
Failure to pay them off during the introductory period means that balances remaining
after the introductory period expires will accrue interest at a new and usually much higher rate.
A higher credit limit will increase your earnings too, but don't worry about the interest rate
after the introductory period expires as we wont be keeping the balance anyway!
After the introductory period expires your interest rate and payment shoot back up high again.
After the introductory period expires, the interest rate is subject to adjust at predetermined periods, usually every six months.
Losers pay the transfer fee and then resume paying interest on the balance
after the introductory period expires.»
Under Federal law, the introductory period must last at least 6 months, and the credit card company must tell you what your rate will be
after the introductory period expires.
For example, a 5/1 ARM might have a cap structure of 2 -2-6, meaning that in year six (
after the introductory period expires) the interest rate can increase by 2 %, in subsequent years the interest rate can increase by an additional 2 %, and the total interest rate can never increase by more than 6 %.
After the introductory period expires, you will receive a variable APR, based on your creditworthiness.
Unlike other credit cards that either charge a yearly fee right off the bat or shortly
after an introductory period expires, there is no annual fee for using Chase Slate ®.
If you can't pay the balance off before the higher rates kick in (
after the introductory period expires), you might not be saving much money.
After the introductory period expires, a higher interest rate applies to your balance.
The APR will go up
after the introductory period expires.
Not exact matches
APR: 0 %
Introductory APR on purchases and balance transfers for 12 months, the rate increases to 13 % -23.24 % variable
after the initial
period expires
There is a 3 % balance transfer fee
after the 18 month
introductory period expires.
Regular interest rates usually apply
after the promotional
period expires, so be sure to pay off the amount you borrow before the
introductory period ends.
The APR or annual percentage rate that goes into effect
after the 0 % APR or
introductory rate
period expires.
The first number represents the initial adjustment
after the
introductory fixed rate
period expires.
After the
Introductory Rate
period expires, the periodic rate will automatically increase to the rates that would ordinarily apply for that type of transaction based on the terms of this Agreement.
Credit counselors strongly advise cardholders to double - check what their rates and fees will be
after the
introductory periods have
expired.
The
introductory rate
expires after a set
period of time, though.
This means you will be charged interest on your remaining balance and any new purchases
after your
introductory period has
expired.