 The GM Card Mastercard
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Intro APR: 0%
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Issuer: HSBC Bank Nevada, N.A
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It starts with 5% earning but it doesn't end there
With 5% Earnings from every credit card purchase, it's no wonder millions of people use their GM Card for everyday spending. Get the GM Card, get 5% Earnings from every credit card purchase, and start charging toward a new GM car, truck or SUV.
The GM Card, a product of GM Cardmember Services, is more than just the fastest way to a new GM vehicle. With 5% Earnings, it's a tool designed to help you save toward tomorrow. With competitive rates, a 0% Intro APR and No Annual Fee, it's also designed to help you save today.
- The GM Card gives you 5% Earnings on your GM Card purchases toward the purchase or lease of a new GM car, truck or SUV.
- Use your Balance Transfer Checks from your Welcome Package within 60 days of opening your Account and you'll receive 5% Earnings on the transfers.
- Find out how much you can earn toward a new GM vehicle by visiting How to Redeem.
- Pay your previous month's balance in full by the Payment Due Date for up to a 25-day finance charge grace period on credit card purchases.
- Customer Care is available 24/7 to assist you with any question.
- You can always order additional cards at no extra cost—let your family help you earn toward a new GM vehicle.
- Always have instant worldwide cash access at more than 770,000 MasterCard®/Cirrus® ATMs, and worldwide purchasing power with MasterCard® at over 30 million locations.
- GM Employees and other GM Purchase Program-eligible GM family members can keep the savings coming with the GM Extended Family Card.
- So get The GM Card, get 5% Earnings and get into a new GM vehicle. Become a Cardmember today!"
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