2010 Credit Card Fees Study » Survey results » FNB Omaha PlatinumFNB Omaha PlatinumAPR fixed/variableAnnual feeOverlimit feeLate feeInactivity feeVariable$0$0Balance less than $500 = $35; balance equal to or more than $500 = $39.After 6 months of no activity a fee of $29 to $75 could be imposed, some accounts are closed after maybe 5 years of no activity. Using card for 1 to 3 purchases each quarter is recommended.Service fees:Returned payment/check: $35Other payment fee: $15 if using a phone representativeStop payment (convenience check): $35Statement copy: $3 for second copy or moreOverdraft: Not offeredCard replacement: $0 unless a new account is created, then $10Select a credit card:Banks ---------------------------------------Blue from American ExpressClear from American ExpressBank of America BankAmericard PlatinumBBVA Compass PlatinumCapital One Classic PlatinumCapital One PlatinumChase PlatinumCitibank Platinum SelectColumbus Bank & Trust PlatinumDiscover MoreFifth Third Bank PlatinumFirst Hawaiian Bank ClassicFNB Omaha PlatinumFirst PREMIER Bank Centennial CardFirst Tennessee Bank ClassicFirst-Citizens B&T ClassicFirstMerit Corp ClassicHSBC PlatinumIntrust Bank PlatinumM&I Marshall PlatinumMichigan State StandardNational City PlatinumRBS Citizens Bank PlatinumSimmons First National Bank ClassicState Farm Bank ClassicUS Bank PlatinumUMB Bank PlatinumWells Fargo Platinum Credit Unions -------------------------------Affinity FCU ClassicAmerica First CU Classic (No annual fee)America First CU ClassicArizona FCU PlatinumBaxter (BCU) PlatinumBECU (Boeing Employees) ClassicDigital FCU ClassicNavy FCU PlatinumPATELCO CU ClassicPenn State Employeees CU PlatinumPentagon FCU StandardRedstone FCU ClassicSan Diego County CU ClassicSecurity Services FCU ClassicState Employees FCU ClassicSuncoast Schools CU ClassicVirginia Credit Union PlatinumVyStar CU ClassicWescom CU Platinum<< Back to the 2010 Credit Card Fees Survey results pageadvertisementRelated Links:5 ways to save money on summer vacationThe pros and cons of travel rewards cardsNational credit card rates for March 31, 2011Related Articles:Credit card ratesTax bill options6 travel scams to avoid
2010 Credit Card Fees Study » Survey results » FNB Omaha Platinum
<< Back to the 2010 Credit Card Fees Survey results page
Bankrate wants to hear from you and encourages thoughtful and constructive comments. We ask that you stay focused on the story topic, respect other people's opinions, and avoid profanity, offensive statements, illegal contents and advertisement posts. Comments are not reviewed before they are posted. Bankrate reserves the right (but is not obligated) to edit or delete your comments. Please avoid posting private or confidential information, and also keep in mind that anything you post may be disclosed, published, transmitted or reused.
By submitting a post, you agree to be bound by Bankrate's terms of use. Please refer to Bankrate's privacy policy for more information regarding Bankrate's privacy practices.
A little research could save you BIG on interest.