 The WorldPoints® Platinum Plus® MasterCard® Credit Card
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Intro APR: 2.9%
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Issuer: MBNA America Bank, N.A.
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The WorldPoints® Platinum Plus® MasterCard® Credit Card
Travel Rewards
Turn your dream vacation into a reality. Use the credit card for everyday purchases and see how fast you'll earn points that you can redeem for free vacations. Apply now and begin saving for your adventure.
Cash Rewards
Turn your rewards into cash. Spend your money any way you choose. From gift cards to gadgets and everything in between, there's nothing like extra cash in your pocket. Apply for the rewards card that gives you an extra something.
Merchandise Rewards
Give yourself a treat. Use your reward points to redeem for over 1,100 items - from electronics to flowers. Imagine getting something so special for nothing. Turn everyday purchases into big rewards with the WorldPoints® MasterCard® credit card.
Daily Rewards
You'll enjoy this card everyday. There's no annual fee and a low 2.9% Annual Percentage Rate (APR)† for Cash Advance Checks and Balance Transfers.* Now that's rewarding.
† See below for disclosure of rate, fee, and other cost information.
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