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2 Balance Transfer Credit Card Offers In This Category
Type: Consumer Card
Credit Needed: Excellent Credit
Rewards: None
Annual Fee: $0*
Purchase APR: 11.99% - 21.99% Variable*
Purchase Intro APR: 0.00%*
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Balance Transfer: 0% for 15 Months *
Slate® from Chase
No Balance Transfer Fee!* - 0% Intro APR for 15 months on purchases and balance transfers - Transfer your higher rate balances during the first 30 days your account is open and you will pay no balance transfer fee! - After the first 30 days, the fee for future balance transfers is 3% of the amount transferred with a minimum of $5 - Avoid interest on everyday purchases - Pay down your balance faster - Zero liability on unauthorized purchases* - No Annual Fee*
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Type: Consumer Card
Credit Needed: Excellent Credit
Rewards: Cash Back
Annual Fee: $0*
Purchase APR: 10.99% - 19.99%*
Purchase Intro APR: 0.00%*
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Balance Transfer: 0% for 12 Months *
Discover® More® Card - No Balance Transfer Fee*
Limited Time Offer - $0 Balance Transfer Fee!* - 0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers for 12 months, then the variable standard purchase APR of 10.99% - 19.99%* - 5% Cashback Bonus® in categories that change like gas, restaurants, department stores and more. Limitations apply* - Up to 20% Cashback Bonus at popular retailers when you shop online through Discover.com - Discover is ranked #1 in customer loyalty--15 years in a row! (2011 Brand Keys Customer Loyalty Engagement Index report) - 24/7 access to a U.S.-based Account Manager within 60 seconds - Great rewards with no annual fee, no rewards redemption fee, and no additional card fee - *Click apply to view rates, fees, rewards, limitations and other important information
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