 Bank of America Platinum Plus® Visa® Card
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Intro APR: 0%
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Issuer: Card issued by FIA Card Services, NA.
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Start building a solid credit history with
Visa® Platinum Plus®
Value and pricing
- No annual fee
- 0% Introductory APR on purchases, balance transfers, and cash advance checks for your first 6 billing cycles†
- After your introductory APR expires, you will receive a variable APR on purchases, balance transfers, and cash advance checks currently Prime + 2.99% for Platinum Plus® accounts or Prime + 12.99% for Preferred accounts. Please note that you will lose your introductory APR if you exceed your credit limit, close your account or are late with a payment.
- All payments you make will be applied to lower rate balances first
- No fees on balance transfers
- Credit lines as high as $25,000
Platinum Plus benefits
- Online Banking service***
- Total Security Protection®, our free package of security features, including zero liability from unauthorized card use if you notify us promptly***
- Travel and emergency assistance***
- Automatic auto rental insurance***
- Purchase Replacement***
- Purchase Guard***
- Cash advance checks at no extra charge***
- Additional cards at no extra charge
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