Sentences with phrase «larger credit card balance at»

We successfully paid off 5 or 6 accounts between $ 300 and $ 1500 leaving us with one larger credit card balance at 0 % interest, an auto loan at 6 %, and a student loan bill at 4 %.

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For example, if you have a large balance on your credit card at 10 % interest, you effectively get an immediate «tax free» return of 10 % by paying the balance down.

-LSB-...] early February, Chase quietly started to impose an annual fee of $ 120 on some credit cards with a large amount of balance at a low rate.

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Bottom line: If you're looking to transfer a balance from a non-Chase credit card, or you have some larger purchases coming up that you'd like to pay down at a 0 % introductory APR for 15 months, you may want to consider Chase Slate ®.

A large balance dropped on credit card balance transfers at 2 % average interest / fees would give you a net 4 % interest savings = $ 2000 / yr saved in interest on a $ 50k balance.

Since some other cards with true Chip + PIN — like the J.P. Morgan Palladium card from Chase — are only offered to customers with a large balance in excess of $ 250K and for a high annual fee, this seems reasonable at only $ 175 a year for anyone with a decent credit score.

«One reason why the balance transfer offer emerged was because the credit card market began to get pretty saturated and it became more difficult for some large issuers to maintain the kind of growth they wanted,» says Nick Bourke, director of the Safe Credit Cards Project at the Pew Charitable credit card market began to get pretty saturated and it became more difficult for some large issuers to maintain the kind of growth they wanted,» says Nick Bourke, director of the Safe Credit Cards Project at the Pew Charitable Credit Cards Project at the Pew Charitable Trust.

According to the CreditCards.com weekly survey of credit card rates, large rate declines of at least 2 percent have taken place in the business, instant approval, balance transfer and airline credit card categories since September.