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Below you will find a listing of some of the most popular credit cards in this category.
Some cards may feature low introductory rates, low fixed/variable APRs, rewards and more.
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Chase Freedom(SM)
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- $50 Cash Back after your first purchase!
- 3% bonus cash back offers in categories like gas, home improvement and department stores
- Full 1% Cash Back on every purchase - no spending tiers or caps on how much you can earn
- Up to an additional 20% cash back at select merchants when you shop online through Chase
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Intro
APR |
Intro
Period |
Regular
APR |
Annual
Fee |
Balance
Transfer |
Credit
Needed |
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0% |
up to 12 Months |
As low as 13.24% |
None |
Yes |
Excellent |
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Chase Sapphire(SM)
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- 10,000 Bonus Points after first purchase
- 2X on all airfare booked through Ultimate Rewards
- No earning caps, point expiration, or blackout dates
- Earn 10x for every dollar when shopping at select merchants through Ultimate Rewards Mall
- 1 point for every dollar on all other purchases
- 24/7 Dedicated service advisor (No voice recording)
- Premier travel protection benefits
- No Annual Fee
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Intro
APR |
Intro
Period |
Regular
APR |
Annual
Fee |
Balance
Transfer |
Credit
Needed |
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N/A |
N/A |
As low as 12.24% |
None |
Yes |
Excellent |
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Slate(SM) from Chase
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- Now with Blueprint(SM)
- 0% intro APR for up to 12 months on Purchases and Balance Transfers
- Patented Fraud Protection
- Zero Liability on Unauthorized Purchases
- E-mail and text alerts
- No Annual Fee
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Intro
APR |
Intro
Period |
Regular
APR |
Annual
Fee |
Balance
Transfer |
Credit
Needed |
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0% |
up to 12 Months |
As low as 13.24% |
None |
Yes |
Good |
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Credit card definitions
Intro APR: The initial interest rate that is charged for a specified period of time.
Intro period: The period of time for which the introductory interest rate is in effect.
Regular APR: The interest rate charged after the introductory rate has expired.
Annual fee: The charge for use of a credit card levied each year, which typically ranges from $15 to $300 and is billed directly to the customer's monthly statement.
Balance transfer: Moving unpaid credit card debt from one issuer to another.
Credit needed: Terms for credit cards are granted to consumers based on their credit risk. Excellent credit consumers typically have lower interest rates compared with poor credit consumers. Credit card issuers assess risk based on the FICO score, the most commonly used credit score.
Credit card type: The category under which a card can be classified to help consumers identify relevant cards. For example, a consumer looking to transfer a balance from one card to another may want to look at cards in the Balance Transfer category.
Credit type: The category under which a card can be classified to help consumers identify relevant cards. For example, consumers with excellent credit may find the best card for their needs in the Excellent Credit category. Credit worthiness is determined by a consumer's FICO score, the most commonly used credit score.
Issuers: The financial institutions that issue credit cards and bills the customer for purchases made against the card account.