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Tips, news, reviews, caveats, trends, updates and analysis related to 0% introductory annual percentage rate (APR) balance transfer credit cards, and zero percent credit cards in general. This blog is produced by the www.FedPrimeRate.com and www.BalanceTransfer.cc websites.

Thursday, March 01, 2012

Discover's Most Popular 0% Card Leaves The Market

*No balance transfer fee* zero percent introductory APR credit card from DiscoverDiscover's $0 Balance Transfer Fee credit card, which was the most popular 0% credit card on this site last month, is no more. This particular offer ended @ the end of February, 2012. It was an extremely popular offer, garnering lots of interest from credit consumers all over the country.

As a company, Discover totally "gets it." Essentially, Discover does business in accordance with the following guiding premise:

Provide top notch customer service, and include as much value as possible, like the best cashback rewards program in the American market and generous 0% intro APR periods, and consumers will beat a path to our door.

Yep.

The demise of Discover's no fee balance transfer card is a lamentable event, no doubt. It's always sad when a great deal goes away.

But don't fret. There are still some great credit-card offers out there from some of America's most reputable banks.Slate credit card from Chase bank, featuring a zero percent introductory interest rate, and no balance transfer fee

Chase's new no transfer fee, 0% intro APR card is still available. This latest evolution of the Slate® card offers a zero percent introductory interest rate on both new purchases and balance transfer for 15 months, with no balance transfer fee.

The above Chase Slate card was the third most popular card on the www.BalanceTransfer.cc site during February 2012. The #2 card was Discover's 18 Month Promotional Balance Transfer credit card, which offers a zero percent introductory rate on transferred balances for a very attractive 18 months. Despite the 3% transfer fee, this card is still an excellent value. It includes a zero percent introductory rate on new purchases for 6 months.

Citi® still has serious contenders in the 0% credit card game. There are 4 Citi credit cards that offer a zero percent rate on both introductory transfers and new purchases for 18 months, with a 3% transfer fee. You can review these Citi cards, and all the best 0% credit cards in the current market right here.


I see Discover introducing a new $0 Balance Transfer Fee card in the near future.


We're always on the lookout for the best credit-card deals in the USA. Enjoy...and stay tuned.

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Wednesday, February 08, 2012

New Card from Chase: 15 Month Zero Percent Intro APR, with No Balance Transfer Fee

Slate credit card from Chase, featuring a zero percent introductory interest rate, and no balance transfer feeChase has a new version on their Slate card that offers a zero percent introductory interest rate on both new purchases and transferred balances for 15 months, with no balance transfer fee. This new card is the second card listed on our No Fee Balance Transfer page.

Great news, especially for those still loaded with Christmas shopping-related credit-card debt.

Actually, it's great news for just about anyone who's currently paying interest on any credit-card balance.

Even better: no "limited-time" attached to this new Chase offer, so this one is probably going to be around for a while.


To review other attractive credit-card offers from Chase, check out this page.

As always: enjoy! And stay tuned.

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Sunday, February 05, 2012

Citi's Best 0% Cards Bumped Down to 18 Month Zero Percent Intro APR Period On Transferred Balances and New Purchases

Citi Balance TransferCiti® bounced back into the 0% credit card game with some great offers recently. The following cards were offering a zero percent introductory interest rate on balance transfers and new purchases for a extremely attractive 21 months. These cards offered so much value that we felt that, despite a 3% transfer fee, they deserved to be list on our no fee balance transfer page.

Today's news: Citi has decided to scale back these offers. All 4 cards now offer zero percent intro APR on new purchases and balance transfers for 18 months, with the same 3% balance transfer fee.

Still a great value? Yes.

These cards are:


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Thursday, January 26, 2012

Discover Most Popular 0% Card Gets Another Month

Right now, and by a wide margin, Discover's most popular no balance transfer fee zero APR credit cardthe most popular 0% card we recommend is Discover's No Balance Transfer Fee 0% credit card, that offers a zero percent introductory interest rate on both new purchases and transferred balances for 12 months, with no balance transfer fee.

This hot offer was originally slated to last until the end of January 2012. But Discover has opted to extend the offer. You can now apply for this card until the end of February (February ends on the 29th this year.)

Enjoy....and stay tuned.

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Wednesday, January 04, 2012

Discover's New No Fee Balance Transfer 0% Credit Card

no fee balance transfer credit cardGreat news: Discover has just released a new 0% credit card that features 0% intro APR on both new purchases and transferred balances for 12 months, with no balance transfer fee.

One caveat: if you want to take advantage of this offer, don't delay. It's set to expire at the end of this month (January 31, 2012.) Hopefully, Discover will choose to extend this hot offer beyond January, but there's no way to know for sure.

As we predicted, 0% credit card deals keep getting better as the economy slowly improves. Enjoy....and stay tuned.

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