The introductory APR is great. That 0% could really help someone to get their finances (in terms of credit cards) more in order. The only concern I would have is that the interest rate could jump so much after that time. Do you know when you sign up for the card, what your actual APR will be after the time period ends? I would not want to be surprised.
A gas cash back of that amount would be nice. I have heard of some gas cash backs for 2 or even 3%. But I have never heard of other banks offering 5%. This is a real value for people who qualify to open an account there. That is for sure, considering the price of gas.
Sounds as if some things would have a 1.25% cashback. I have not often heard of a cashback amount in an uneven value like that. I find that pretty interesting. But it still sounds as if it could be a good deal. Any amount of "free" cash is certainly worth taking note of.
I see that using online bill pay is part of the requirements to earn the gift card. Does it mean you have to sign up for it only, or must you use the online bill pay regularly? I still like to pay most of my bills offline. That is why I am wondering about the specific online bill pay requirements.
I see that using online bill pay is part of the requirements to earn the gift card. Does it mean you have to sign up for it only, or must you use the online bill pay regularly? I still like to pay most of my bills offline. That is why I am wondering about the specific online bill pay requirements.
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