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Prepaid Visa RushCardWith the Prepaid Visa RushCard, you can buy a branded card, but you'll pay up to $14.95 to activate it. The Baby Phat and KLS designs are the costliest versions. Bankrate's 2013 Prepaid Debit Card Survey offers a rundown of the card's many variables, including fees, restrictions and factors that may affect a consumer's decision in choosing a prepaid debit card.

Prepaid Visa RushCard (Pay As You Go Plan)

Are funds FDIC-insured?Yes
Monthly maintenance fee$0.00
Can the monthly fee be avoided?N/A
Card activation fee$3.95 to $14.95, depending on the card
ATM withdrawal fee (issuer's ATM)N/A
Nonissuer's ATM withdrawal fee, not including any bank fees$1.95
ATM balance inquiry$0.50
Fees for point-of-sale transaction$1.00
Fees for signature transaction$1.00
Paper statement fee$1.00
Fee for customer service by phone$0.00
Declined transaction fee$0.00
Inactivity fee$1.95 per month after 90 days of no activity
Notes: One-time card fee: $3.95 for original RushCard design, $9.95 for BlackDiamond, PinkDiamond or PurpleDiamond and DYNASTY designs, and $14.95 for Baby Phat and KLS designs. Point-of-sale and signature-based fees in excess of $10 per month will be reimbursed the following month. Monthly Plan: $9.95 montly maintenance fee, two free ATM withdrawals per month then $2.50, no signature transaction fee, $1 per PIN point-of-sale transaction, no inactivity fee. RushUnlimited Plan: $7.95 monthly maintenance fee or $5.95 with monthly direct deposit, $2.50 per ATM transaction, no signature transaction or point-of-sale fees.

 

Bankrate.com surveyed 24 prepaid debit card offers from Feb. 12-19, 2013. These are the resulting fees, restrictions and other card provisions.

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