 Providian Platinum Visa® Card
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Intro APR: 0%
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Issuer: Providian
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Real Benefits
1. Online access to your credit score*
2. Money-saving discounts*
3. Automatic credit line reviews
Providian Visa® Platinum
With Real Benefits
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0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers* for 6 months
- No annual fee
- Credit line up to $15,000
- $0 liability on unauthorized transactions
*Based on eligibility. APR for Purchases and Balance Transfers: 0% first 6 months, then variable (now 9.99% to 19.99%, depending on your credit). APR for Cash advances: 23.99%. All rates can go as high as 29.99% (variable) if you pay late, exceed your credit line, make a payment that is returned unpaid, or are reported delinquent on an account with any other creditor. Minimum Finance Charge: $1. Balance Transfer Fee: 3% (min $5, max $75). Cash Advance Fee: 3% (min $10). Terms may change. We generally display your FICO score online and update it from time to time. Occasionally, however, we may not be able to display or update your score due to systems or other constraints. In order for you to receive the money-saving discounts, you must satisfy our credit requirements and your account must be open, not past due, and not overlimit.
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