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@Anonymous wrote:I'm not too bright when it comes to the federal reserve and all but didn't they just raise the rate 0.25%? My CSP is 15.99%. 16.24%-15.99% is 0.25%.
This thread describes that the CSP has gone from a card that always issued out 1 APR across the board to a card that now issues out a range of APRs based on credit worthiness.
@Anonymous wrote:My newly approved United MileagePlus is at 16.24%
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Yeah all chase cards increased about 3 weeks ago due to the fed hike .025%
My new csp was at 16.24%. just to verify
I guess there was never any real upside for the issuer to offer just one rate, so maybe it's surprising it happened at all. Sure, you can mitigate risk by giving a lower CL (or declining to give the card) but also having the APR gives a lot more flexibility, encouraging slightly higher risk borrowers to either carry less balance or pay the price.
I just got approved today for CSP 15k at 20.24%. Maybe I should have apped last week when I could have got in at 16.24
@degs138 wrote:I just got approved today for CSP 15k at 20.24%. Maybe I should have apped last week when I could have got in at 16.24
Just don't carry a balance and you'll be good
Congrats and welcome to the CSP family too
@longtimelurker wrote:I guess there was never any real upside for the issuer to offer just one rate, so maybe it's surprising it happened at all. Sure, you can mitigate risk by giving a lower CL (or declining to give the card) but also having the APR gives a lot more flexibility, encouraging slightly higher risk borrowers to either carry less balance or pay the price.
Which eats into the rewards/UR points handed out
@myjourney wrote:Not sure if it's been posted but
It's now a range 16.24-23.24
Are you sure this is the complete range? I just checked and my CSP is showing as a 15.49% APR.