 Citi® Dividend Platinum Select® Visa® Card for College Students
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Intro APR: Prime + 9.99%
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Issuer: Citibank
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0% APR
for 6 months on everything
5% CASH BACK
on eligible purchases
1% CASH BACK
on eligible cash advances
NO ANNUAL FEE
You've got the power to build your future
Your Citi® Dividend Platinum Select® Card for College Students can help. In addition to earning a full 5% cash back on eligible purchases at supermarkets, drugstores and gas stations, you'll get 1% cash back on all other purchases everywhere else you use your MasterCard® credit card**.
What's more, you'll now earn 1% cash back on cash advances taken at the standard cash advance rate, plus you'll get $5 cash back on all individual balance transfer transactions of $1,500 or more**.
Your new card also comes with free credit education tips and tools to help you control your spending every step of the way — all this plus no annual fee.
Protect and manage your account with these great benefits:
Free Online Account Management
- Citi® Identity Theft Solutions
- Citi® Photocard option1
- The Lost Wallet® Service2
- Credit Education Tools
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