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.
Not exact matches
Standard APR
After Promotional
Period: If you won't pay off your entire balance before the introductory APR period ends, then you should consider how much your APR may increase since you will end up paying interest on the remaining ba
Period: If you won't pay off your entire balance before the
introductory APR
period ends, then you should consider how much your APR may increase since you will end up paying interest on the remaining ba
period ends, then you should consider how much your APR may increase since you will end up paying interest on the
remaining balance.
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.
Standard APR
After Promotional
Period: If you won't pay off your entire balance before the introductory APR period ends, then you should consider how much your APR may increase since you will end up paying interest on the remaining ba
Period: If you won't pay off your entire balance before the
introductory APR
period ends, then you should consider how much your APR may increase since you will end up paying interest on the remaining ba
period ends, then you should consider how much your APR may increase since you will end up paying interest on the
remaining balance.
Adjustable - rate mortgage: ARM loans have an interest rate that's fixed for an
introductory period,
after which it can fluctuate annually over the loan's
remaining life span.
After the
introductory period, the line has a minimum APR of 4.00 % and a maximum APR of 15 % during the
remaining term.
Make a budget to pay off your debt by the end of the
introductory period, because any
remaining balance
after that time will be subject to a regular credit card interest rate.
This means you will be charged interest on your
remaining balance and any new purchases
after your
introductory period has expired.
Adjustable - rate mortgage: ARM loans have an interest rate that's fixed for an
introductory period,
after which it can fluctuate annually over the loan's
remaining life span.