1After that, APR will be 8.90% - 14.90% based on creditworthiness. APR=Annual Percentage Rate. 2Spend between $1-$2,499 and earn 1% rewards. Earn 1.5% when you spend $2,500+ or when you make 25+ purchases during a billing cycle. *0% Credit Card Balance Transfer Terms and Conditions: Except as provided herein, only one 0% promotional APR balance transfer (“0% balance transfer”) is permitted every 12 months from the date of the last 0% balance transfer on your account. Multiple balances from other credit accounts may be combined into a single 0% balance transfer, but the balance transfers must be requested at the same time on our form. If you do not pay off a 0% balance transfer balance within 12 months of the transfer, the remaining balance will then be subject to the Standard Rate, and you will be eligible to request a new 0% balance transfer for a different credit account balance. If you pay a 0% balance transfer in full less than 12 months from the transfer, you will be eligible to request a new 0% balance transfer after payoff. Additional balance transfers may be requested up to your credit limit while you have a 0% balance transfer in effect, but they will be subject to the Standard Rate. Full terms and conditions for balance transfers and the 0% balance transfer offer are as provided on the Credit Card Balance Transfer Request form. The 0% balance transfer offer is subject to change or termination at any time without notice.
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If you’re overwhelmed with high-interest credit card debt, or if you want to simplify your finances, you may want to consider a balance transfer. A balance transfer occurs when you move the amount you owe from one or more credit card accounts to another credit card, preferably one with a lower interest rate.
Think about your financial goals for a moment. Do you picture yourself buying a home or taking a much-needed vacation? Are you focused on building a financial safety net or saving for retirement? Although challenges and setbacks may throw you off course, it’s easier to bounce back when you have a plan for reaching your goals.