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"Track and Match" Credit Card Listings!
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Tip: Credit cards ranked "Best" by our editors, in each category can be found below "Track & Match" results.
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| Discover® Card Discover® Business Card® | | The Discover® Platinum Card, issued by Morgan Stanley, is designed for those with very good credit who are looking for a cash reward credit card. Those who spend up to $1,500 will receive a .25% rebate, those who spend between $1,500 and $3,000 will receive a 5% rebate, and those who spend over $3,000 will receive a 1% rebate. The card has no annual fee and an attractive 0% introductory rate. The APR for this card varies, so applicants should review the terms and conditions provided by the card issuer. |  | | Chase Bank Platinum Visa® | | The credit card has a reasonable interest rate (lowest rates applied to balances equal to, or greater than $2,500), an attractive 0% introductory rate, and no annual fee. Individuals who have a banking account relationship with Chase will also be able to take advantage of a lower APR; 1% less than those who do not. However, the card does have a high APR for cash advances and there is a minimum cap applied to the APR. Through this program, cardholders earn one point per every dollar spent on general purchases. | | | First PREMIER® Bank Centennial MasterCard®/Visa | Those who become active members of the Centennial Visa/MasterCard® will be glad to know that transactions will be reported each month to all four major credit bureaus as an unsecured credit card. Various Internet account related services.No liability for unauthorized ransactions. Therefore, those who prefer not to place a deposit to secure the account (as is the case with secured accounts) and do not mind paying the fees associated with this card totaling $244 for the first year alone, may find the Centennial Visa®/MasterCard® to be beneficial.
The following credit cards may be able to help build, rebuild or re-establish your credit if you make on-time payments with all of your creditors and maintain your account balances below the credit limits. | |
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