CardRatings.com Low Ongoing Rate Platinum/Titanium Cards Report

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Note! Purchase APR of 8.49%-19.24% varies based on your credit rating, your balance, and whether or not you have a banking relationship with Chase (applicants that have an existing banking relationship can qualify for lower rates than applicants that do not have an existing banking relationship with Chase). Please read terms and conditions carefully before applying!

1 Financial institutions are banks, unless otherwise specified.
2 VP=Visa Platinum; MCP=MasterCard Platinum; AMEX=American Express; VC=Visa Classic; VG=Visa Gold; DT=Discover® Titanium Card
3 Annual fee.
4 Annual percentage interest rate for purchases/cash advances. V indicates variable rate. F indicates fixed rate. Does not imply that this is the only type of card that a particular institution offers, but rather is the card with the best overall rate. $$$ indicates that the card offers an introductory or promotional rate.
5 Based on a ratings scale of 1-5 (5 represents a superior rating). For scoring criteria, please click here.

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