Welcome Offer
Earn 5% cash back
Get a 0.99% introductory interest rate on balance transfers.
For the first 6 months, pay 0.99% interest on any balances transfered over from other credit cards.
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This card would be well suited to students, newcomers, and people trying to pay off credit card debt.
This is a basic personal credit card for people who want to avoid paying any annual fees or who want to take advantage of 0.99% interest rate on balance transfers.
No annual fee
This credit card does not have an annual fee, making it a great option for anyone looking for an all-purpose card.
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