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Low Introductory Rate Credit Cards
Excellent for Balance Transfer
The folowing credit cards offer low introductory
interest rate as low as 0%:
Shopping for the best credit card value can
be complicated. Different issuers charge different
interest rates. They also use different methods
to calculate finance charges. The APR measures
the cost of credit as a yearly interest rate.
APRs on credit cards can vary from five to 25
percent. If you're like most people and carry
a balance on your credit card at least sometimes,
the APR can make a big difference. These low introductory
rate credit cards are excellent for balance transfers.
| Discover® More Card |

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Intro
APR |
Intro
Period |
Regular
APR |
Annual
Fee |
| 0%** |
6 Months** |
11.99 - 20.99 (Variable)*%* |
None* |
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- 0% intro APR on balance transfers for a full 15 months, then the Regular APR
- 0% intro APR on purchases for a full 6 months, then the Regular APR
- 5% Cashback Bonus® in categories that change like travel, gas, groceries, restaurants, home improvement stores and more
- Up to 1% unlimited Cashback Bonus on all other purchases
- No Annual Fee
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| Discover® Open Road Card |

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Intro
APR |
Intro
Period |
Regular
APR |
Annual
Fee |
| 0%** |
6 Months** |
11.99 - 20.99 (Variable)*%* |
None* |
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- 2% Cashback Bonus automatically at any gas station and any restaurant
- 5% to 20% Cashback Bonus at over 150 top retailers through our online shopping mall
- Up to 1% unlimited Cashback Bonus on all other purchases
- 0% intro APR on balance transfers for 12 full months, then the Regular APR
- 0% intro APR on purchases for 6 months, then the Regular APR
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| Miles by Discover® Card |

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Intro
APR |
Intro
Period |
Regular
APR |
Annual
Fee |
| 0%** |
6 Months** |
10.99 - 16.99 (Variable)*%* |
None* |
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- 12,000 Bonus Miles – Earn 1,000 Miles each month you make a purchase for your 1st year
- 1 Mile per $1 on every purchase
- Plus, 2 Miles on travel and restaurant purchases on your first $3,000 each year
- No limit on the Miles you earn and Miles don’t expire*
- Fly on any airline, book any hotel or car, with no blackout dates
- Use Miles for travel, merchandise, gift cards or cash
- 0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers for 6 months then the regular APR
- No Annual Fee, No Overlimit Fee, No Redemption Fee
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| Discover® MotivaCard |

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Intro
APR |
Intro
Period |
Regular
APR |
Annual
Fee |
| 3.99%** |
12 Months** |
11.99 - 20.99 (Variable)*%* |
None* |
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- Cash rewards for your good credit management
- Each time you make 6 on-time payments in a row, you'll get a Pay-On-Time Bonus equal to a full month's interest added to your Cashback Bonus account
- 5% to 20% Cashback Bonus at over 150 top retailers through our online shopping mall
- Up to 1% unlimited Cashback Bonus on all other purchases
- 3.99% intro APR on balance transfers for a full 15 months, then the Regular APR
- 3.99% intro APR on purchases for a full 12 months, then the Regular APR
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* This online application is subject
to the terms and conditions as described in the
Important Information Section of the application.
*See the online credit card application for details
about terms and conditions. Reasonable efforts
are made to maintain accurate information. However
all credit card information is presented without
warranty. When you click on the “Apply Here"
button, you can review the credit card terms and
conditions on the cooresponding card issuer’s
website.
List of Low Introductory
Rate Credit Cards
Quite a few credit card issuers offer attractive
introductory rates as low as zero percent. If
you carry a balance on your credit card, such
offers are veryi advantageous. However, be aware
that these low rates generally apply for a limited
time only. As soon as the introductory period
ends, the rate will increase to the card's regular
rate.
Before applying for a specific credit card, it
is important that you understand the terms and
conditions of the introductory offer. Ask the
credit card issuer:
- what transactions the introductory rate offer
applies to;
- when the introductory period will end;
- what the interest rate will be at the end
of the introductory period;
- if the introductory rate will end if you make
a late payment or exceed the credit card limit;
- if any other fees or conditions apply.
Your strategy with low introductory rate offers
First, find out which transactions the offer
applies to. If the low introductory rate applies
only to balance transfers and/or cash advances
(and not to purchases), limit your new purchases
until you pay off the balance transfer or cash
advance to save money in the long run.
When low introductory rate applies only to balance
transfers, if you make purchases while carrying
a balance, you may reduce the potential savings
from the low introductory rate on your balance
transfer or cash advance. That's because you lose
the interest-free period on new purchases and
your payments will be first applied to the lower-interest
balance.
Don't base your credit card decision solely on
one factor such as an attractive introductory
rate. Make sure you understand all of the features
and conditions of a card to decide whether it
is right for you.
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