LSU Tigers™ Platinum MasterCard® from Capital One®
Should you switch to the LSU Tigers Platinum MasterCard?
You'll probably only want to switch to the... >> Read More
N/A
N/A
APR: 0%
Term: Until April 2014
13.90% - 19.90% Variable
None
Slate® MasterCard from Chase
- Introductory Offer - No Balance Transfer Fee!*
- Transfer a balance during the first 60 days your account is open, and as an introductory offer you will pay no balance transfer fee!*
- After the first 60 days, the fee for future balance transfers is 3% of the amount transferred with a minimum of $5.*
- 0% Introductory APR for 15 months on purchases and balance transfers!*
- Avoid interest and pay down balances faster with free Blueprint(R) features*
- Patented Fraud Protection and zero liability on unauthorized purchases*
- Add an additional card user to your Slate account at no extra cost*
- No Annual Fee*
0%
15 months
APR: 0%
Term: 15 months
11.99% - 21.99% Variable
None
Marriott Rewards® Premier Credit Card
If you travel often enough to even think about building loyalty with a single hotel brand, the Marriott Rewards Premier Credit Card makes a compelling play for your travel budget. Business travelers will get the most from switching to... >> Read More
N/A
None
APR: N/A
Term: None
0%
$0 max. Introductory Annual Fee of $0 the first year, then $85.
Ink Cash® Business Card
0%
6 months
APR: 0%
Term: 6 months
0%
$0 max.
Citi® Dividend® Card for College Students
- Earn bonus cash back each quarter on new must-have categories- like department stores, travel and more, with enrollment
- Earn a full 1% cash back on all other purchases
- Free enrollment each quarter for new categories that earn additional cash back.
- Manage your account online, on your tablet or on your Smartphone
- No Annual Fee
N/A
N/A
APR: 0%* on Purchases
Term: 7 months* on Purchases
13.99% - 23.99% Variable
$0
Capital One® Platinum Prestige Credit Card
Should you switch to Capital One Platinum Prestige?
Platinum Prestige offers a compelling teaser rate and a r... >> Read More
0%
until August 2014
APR: 0%
Term: until August 2014
10.90% - 18.90% Variable
$0 max.
Capital One® Venture℠ Rewards Credit Card
Should you switch to Capital One's Venture Card?
If you're a hard-core road warrior who is ... >> Read More
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N/A
APR: N/A
Term: N/A
13.90% - 20.90% Variable
$59 $0 intro for the first year; $59 after that
Sony Card from Capital One®
N/A
N/A
APR: 0%
Term: Until February 2014
13.90% - 24.90% Variable
None
Chase Sapphire Preferred®
Should you switch to the Chase Sapphire Preferred card?
If you've built a solid credit history a... >> Read More
N/A
None
APR: N/A
Term: None
0%
$0 max. Introductory Annual Fee of $0 the first year, then $95
Citi Forward® Card for College Students
- No Cosigner required
- 5 ThankYou(R) Points for every $1 you spend at restaurants and on entertainment; 1 point per $1 on all other purchases.
- APR reduction on purchases when using credit wisely
- 100 ThankYou Points each billing period that you pay on time and stay under your credit line.
None
None
APR: 0%*
Term: 7 months*
13.99% - 23.99% Variable
$0
Chase Sapphire(R)
Should you switch to Chase Sapphire?
If you frequently travel overseas or you make lots of reimbursable business purchases, you may want to consider the Chase... >> Read More
N/A
None
APR: N/A
Term: None
0%
$0 max.
Slate® from Chase
0%
15 months
APR: 0%
Term: 15 months
0%
$0 max.
British Airways Visa Signature® Card
None
None
APR: None
Term: None
0%
$0 max.
Chase Freedom® Visa
Should you switch to Chase Freedom Visa?
Chase Freedom Visa's $100 bonus isn't the only incentive they're dangling to get you to switch. Balance transf... >> Read More
0%
15 months
APR: 0%
Term: 15 months
0%
$0 max.
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Slate® MasterCard from Chase
Marriott Rewards® Premier Credit Card
Ink Cash® Business Card
Citi® Dividend® Card for College Students
Capital One® Platinum Prestige Credit Card
Capital One® Venture℠ Rewards Credit Card
Sony Card from Capital One®
Chase Sapphire Preferred®
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Chase Sapphire(R)
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British Airways Visa Signature® Card
Chase Freedom® Visa
