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Zero Percent Credit Cards & Balance Transfer Options


Zero percent credit card offers and promotions are available by almost all banks and credit card issuers. A zero percent offer for a credit card is traditionally a promotional rate that lasts for a period of three months up to one year. The promotional rate may apply only to new purchases or may be applicable to balance transfer offers. Most banks and lenders will generally not allow a customer to utilize a zero percent balance transfer offer to transfer funds from one card to a new card within the same bank.

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It is important to thoroughly research the offer terms and conditions before applying for a zero percent credit card offer to make sure you are applying for the right credit card for your situation and financial goals. Some popular choices for zero percent credit cards include the Citi Diamond Preferred Card®, Blue Cash ® from American Express, and the Discover More Cards ®.

Utilizing a zero percent balance transfer offer can be a  great way to save money if you are carry a balance with your present credit card. Generally you will need good to exceptional credit to qualify for a zero percent balance transfer credit card promotion. Be certain to find out what your rate will adjust to after your promotional period expires.

 

 

 

Rates, News & Advice Articles

September 1, 2010

The stock market got into rally mode today to start the month of September with a bang. Surging by over 200 points in heavy trading as investors rallied into equity positions. The strong rally in the DOW follows a steady decline of the DOW in the past 60 days as the “double dip” recession... 

August 27, 2010

The stock market finally caught a relief rally on Friday, as the DOW jumped well over 100 points on optimism from a reassuring speech from Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke. The DOW was able to get back above the 10,000 point market as investors took advantage of lower equity prices across the board on the market.... 

August 23, 2010

The markets strong start lost momentum over the course of trading on Monday and the market ended up dropping nearly forty points in trading. The dip follows a swing of nearly 100 points in light trading on Monday as investors pulled back when he market was up nearly fifty points when the market opened... 

August 19, 2010

Jobs are certainly the largest component to any economy and has the potential to drive markets sharply. Today, we witnessed another example of the fallout from the employment sector as unemployment claims jumped to their highest levels in the last nine months, news that quickly led to a dramatic sell-off...